How much oil do you use to fry a funnel cake??

July 4th, 2008 · 3 Comments

I am using a medium sized pan (about like…8 inches by 7 inches) so how much oil do i use to fry one funnel cake??? HELP NOW!! thanks in advance so much!!!!! :o)

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    3 responses so far ↓

    • 1 Linda G // Jul 4, 2008

      Half inch of oil should do it.

    • 2 disney fan 1 // Jul 4, 2008

      an inch to 2 inches is better since it fryes it better and makes it taste good!

    • 3 charcoal rules // Jul 4, 2008

      You will need the oil to be 2 times as deep as your funnel cakes are thick. About 1" is normally plenty.

      To avoid greasy cakes let the oil come back up to cooking temp before adding the batter for the next one.

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