List of fried dough foods
Fried dough foods are a type of food that is prepared by frying dough in oil or fat. They are a common feature in many different cuisines around the world, and can be sweet or savory. This article provides a list of various fried dough foods from different cultures.
Types of Fried Dough Foods[edit | edit source]
Doughnuts[edit | edit source]
Doughnuts are a type of fried dough food that originated in the United States. They are typically sweet and can be filled with jam, cream, or other sweet fillings. They are often topped with powdered sugar, glaze, or icing.
Beignets[edit | edit source]
Beignets are a type of fried dough food that originated in France. They are similar to doughnuts, but are typically square in shape and covered in powdered sugar.
Churros[edit | edit source]
Churros are a type of fried dough food that originated in Spain. They are typically long and thin, and are often served with a side of hot chocolate for dipping.
Funnel cake[edit | edit source]
Funnel cake is a type of fried dough food that originated in the United States. It is made by pouring batter through a funnel into hot oil, creating a lattice of fried dough that is then dusted with powdered sugar.
Zeppole[edit | edit source]
Zeppole are a type of fried dough food that originated in Italy. They are typically round and can be filled with cream or jelly. They are often served during the celebration of Saint Joseph's Day.
Youtiao[edit | edit source]
Youtiao are a type of fried dough food that originated in China. They are typically long and thin, and are often served as a breakfast food with soy milk or porridge.
See Also[edit | edit source]
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