A-Z Guide To Fried Foods

Hanukkah’s answer to the Advent calendar is finally here.

1. A is for Avocado

Get the recipe.

Source: circle-b-kitchen.squarespace.com

2. B is for Butter

Source: wralfair

3. C is for Chocolate

SWEET LORD: chocolate covered deep-fried Triple Double Oreos.

Source: neatorama.com

4. D is for Dough

Source: officialbridgeday.com

5. E is for Egg

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6. F is for Frog Legs

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Source: food.monsterstudio.org

7. G is for Garlic

Get the recipe for Deep-Fried Garlic Cloves and Green Olives

8. H is for Hot Dog

Source: beaversdam

9. I is for Ice Cream

Source: taste.com.au

10. J is for Jalapeno

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11. K is for Kool-Aid

Source: lafoodie

12. L is for Lasagna

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Source: passthesushi.com

13. M is for Mac ‘n’ Cheese

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Source: doughmesstic.net

14. N is for Nuggets

KFC Singapore’s Shrimp Stars and Fish Donuts

Source: foodbeast.com

15. O is for Onion

Source: piecewise.com

16. P is for Pickles

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17. Q is for Quinoa

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Source: monicabhide.com

18. R is for Rabbit

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Source: bonappetit.com

19. S is for Sweet Potatoes

Source: hungrytravels.com

20. T is for Tacos

Get the recipe for Puffy Tacos from Homesick Texan.

Source: homesicktexan.blogspot.com

21. U is for Uni

Source: baobee

22. V is for Vegetables

In this case, baby carrots.

Source: dudefoods.com

23. W is for Wings

The Food Lab’s recipe for the best deep-fried Buffalo Wings.

Source: seriouseats.com

24. X is for Xia Long Bao

Don’t get mad but this one is a tiny bit of a stretch because fried soup dumplings (xiao long bao) are actually called shen jian bo.

Source: appetiteforchina

25. Y is for Yogurt

Source: kevineats.com

26. Z is for Zeppole

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Source: penniesonaplatter.com

Hanukkah celebrants! Please note that the following entries in our alphabet are definitely not kosher: frog, rabbit, pork soup dumplings, and uni (sea urchin). For the rest of the entries to be kosher, they would need to be made with ingredients certified as kosher and with no mixing of meat and dairy.