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Recipe by Nossi Fogel

Beignet Funnel Cake

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Dairy Dairy
Easy Easy
1 Servings
Allergens
35 Minutes
Diets

Beignets are a traditional New Orleans pastry, which is fried choux paste.

Ingredients

Main ingredients

  • 1 egg

  • 50 milliliters water

  • 25 grams butter

  • 25 grams flour

  • pinch of salt

  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (I used Bakto brand)

Directions

Make the Funnel Cake

1.

Heat up two to three cups of oil in a heavy bottomed pot.

2.

Combine butter, water, and pinch of salt in pot, and melt butter over medium heat.

3.

When fully melted, add all of the flour at once, and stir to combine, and cook for another minute or two to remove any floury taste. Set aside to cool (about 5-10 minutes should be fine).

4.

Add egg and vanilla, and stir to combine. It will look like it doesn’t go, but keep on stirring and it will all come together.

5.

When oil registers 350 degrees Fahrenheit, then its time for frying (if you don’t have a thermometer, you can use a popcorn kernel, and when that pops, that’s pretty much the right temperature). Transfer your dough to a piping/Ziploc bag, and pipe the dough into the oil, making whatever shape you want, and cook for two to three minutes, flip, and finish off the other side.

6.

When done, transfer to a cooling rack, and to go the extra mile, sprinkle either with confectionary sugar (which is what I did), or since you’re smarter than me (I just thought of this now, and wish I had thought of it then) sprinkle with Bakto Vanilla Sugar.

Notes:

This recipe was part of a series done using Bakto Flavors Products.
Beignet Funnel Cake

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Julie
Julie
4 years ago

So easy! I made your recipe, which was delicious! Everyone loved it! It takes very little time to make, which I love. I even made a batch with whole wheat flour and 2 tsp of agave for my dad, who is diabetic. I of course did not add the powdered sugar, but with the agave it was perfect. The dough is light, fluffy. and yummy, with regular or whole wheat flour. Thank you!

Esther Leah
Esther Leah
Reply to  Julie
4 years ago

I am also diabetic and you should know that agave is not good for diabetics. Check with your healthcare nutritionist or your fathers doctor.

Raquel
Raquel
Reply to  Esther Leah
4 years ago

We are so happy you enjoyed this recipe and that it is easy to make 🙂