Because my dear sweet hubby is ADD, and because I am lazy, we found funnel cake mix in our cabinet and decided to toss the recipe out the window. I did check and pretty much the ingredients were the same.
Mostly.
Everyday I look forward to having a nice camera more and more. Especially when it comes to the kitchen-- food pictures are so hard! Please excuse my dirty kitchen, but here's a play by play of our adventure tonight:
The deep fryer needed a bit of a spiff, so Josh handled that.
Then we mixed the batter.
It was really stiff, though, so we added a little water. And then a little more.
And a little more. Finally it was ready to be put in a baggy and squeezed out into the deep fryer.No, we didn't have a funnel for our funnel cakes.
And yes, I own a deep fryer.
Yes... me.
Ick. This is what I'm talking about when I say, "It's hard to take a good picture of food." I know not to use my flash, but overall, blegh!
So I apologize for the unappetizing pictures. But hey-- now you won't want to make them, and I just saved you a lot of calories!
Your welcome.
Then we (and by "we" I mean Josh) flipped it over.
Then "we" served it on a plate. I'm a really good watcher when it comes to these things.
Mmm... powdered sugar!
They tasted awesome! A perfect date night!
1 comment:
Don't worry, real food photographers use some seriously complicated set-ups. Also the food they photograph is almost never eatable.
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