Pizza Frizza
Lucinda shares a recipe for the pizza dough turned sweet treat that her grandmother used to make for her when she was a child.
Pizza Frizza
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Pizza Frizza
Lucinda shares a recipe for the pizza dough turned sweet treat that her...
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Mad Hungry, October 2010
Directions
- Take a handful of dough and break it into small pieces. Drop the dough into hot oil and cook until golden brown, flipping if necessary.
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Can anyone who has made this recommend a temperature for the oil?
This is so easy and very yummy! Don't want to eat too many. I used pizza dough from the tube and it worked out good.
how deep does the pan have to be?
I would use Canola oil for this recipe; usually a good bet. You want to choose an oil that won't burn at high temperatures -- peanut oil is among the best. This recipe looks easy and yummy! I think I'll try it this weekend!
Umm, what's frying oil? I know what it is, but what should I use? Canola oil, vegetable oil, etc., ?