Rainy days and fries go together like ketchup on onion rings—perfectly paired to enjoy those monsoon vibes.
Rainy days may give you major snack cravings, but don’t be surprised if you aren’t in the mood for elaborate cooking. Before you start scrolling through the food delivery apps, I have a quick and crispy snack hack for you- homemade onion rings recipe.
These crunchy delights get sizzled up in hot oil quickly and take only a few minutes to achieve the perfect crispness. You can prepare the batter with simple ingredients like flour and spices found in your pantry. A quick mix of ketchup, Dijon mustard, and mayonnaise creates a creamy, tangy sauce for your onion rings to dip in!
Tips For Making Crispy Homemade Onion Rings Recipe
Before jumping into the recipe, let me drop some tips on how to make the onion rings perfectly crispy.
- To prevent the onion rings from getting undercooked or overcooked, slice them uniformly. Slicing evenly helps all the onion rings cook at the same time and ensures crispiness.
- Make sure the pan is hot before you toss the onion rings into the oil. If the oil isn’t hot enough, the onion rings will absorb too much oil and become soggy. The right temperature for frying is around 350 Degrees Fahrenheit or 175 Degrees Celsius.
- As I mentioned, the oil must be pretty hot for frying. You should take care while lowering the onion rings into the pan. It’s best to use a slotted spoon or tongs to lower the rings gently and prevent splattering.
- Avoid cramming the pan too much while frying, as it will lower the oil temperature. Cook in batches if necessary to avoid having soggy onion rings.
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Freshly made onion rings, hot out of the pan, are hands-down better than any takeout or store-bought versions. Frying the onion rings at home allows you to adjust the seasoning and saltiness to your preference. Paired with the delicious dipping sauce, you better buckle up for a creamy, tangy, drool-worthy snack delight!
Recipe FAQs
How To Keep Onion Rings Crispy After Frying?
It’s best to fry the onion rings within 10-15 minutes. If you want them crispy even after that, place them on a wire rack inside a warm oven.
What Type Of Onion Is Best For Making Homemade Onion Rings Recipes?
Onions that don’t have a strong flavor are a good choice for making onion rings. You can use Yellow onions, Spanish onions, Vidalia onions, or any other sweeter varieties.
Can I Make Onion Rings In Air-Fry?
Yes, you can! Spray some cooking oil onto the rings and fry them at high heat until they turn golden brown.
How Can I Store and reheat This Crispy Onion Rings?
You can store them in an airtight container in the fridge for 2-3 days and reheat them in the oven or air fryer before serving.
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