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By Momma Floyd
on August 26, 2008
Wonderful! I made these this past weekend and they were spectacular! I used homemade Bisquick- (I also got the recipe from this site!) and substituted pickle juice for the water and added about 1 tsp of cayenne pepper. I made the batter the consistency of tempura batter but a little on the thicker side. I also used the thick sliced Vlasic Oval pickles and I got one of the richest , flavorful fried pickles I have ever eaten! KUDOS for this recipe!
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Very Tasty! Was super easy to make. There are lots of fried pickle recipes out there. I prefer this particular recipe, because it is so simple. I didn't see any measurement for the amount of water to use, so I added water until the batter was the consistancy of pancake batter. I replaced half the water with pickle juice for added flavor. I also added a few drops of hot sauce tot he batter for a little zest. I used the long sandwich style pickle slices (not the wedges but the flat slices) and it turned out great!!
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on May 31, 2005
I didn't want to add stars because I've not used this specific recipe. However, when my friends and I gather for a fondue (the oil kind) we use pickles in the beer batter...sooooo yummy!! I highly recommend trying this if you love pickles!
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on May 31, 2005
Everyone was saying ewwwwwwww until they tried them. Thanks for the post these are real good. I used buttermilk instead of milk and made my own Bisquik TY again
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on November 23, 2004
I was glad to see that someone also shared my love of these little "tasties!" I would like to add that instead of plain milk you can also use buttermilk. Thanks for adding this to the lot.
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on October 05, 2002
I have made these for fish fries. The round pickle slices are the best... A mild horsy sauce is great for dipping.
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Serving Size: 1 (300 g)
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