Fried dough foods
Doughnuts[edit]
See Doughnut
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English: Doughnut halves
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English: Doughnuts on display
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English: Custard doughnut
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English: Jelly doughnut
Fried dough foods of the world[edit]
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English: Tulumba-a dish popular through out the Balkans.
Europe[edit]
Many European fried dough dishes derive from the practise of using up lard, butter, sugar and eggs, dietary luxuries, before Lent.
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English: Knieküchle-Austria/Bavaria
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English: Tippaleipä-Finland
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English: Beignets-France
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English: Kleina-Iceland
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English: Zeppola-Italy.
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English: Jersey Wonders-Jersey
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English: Faworki-Poland
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English: Icing on the cake-Spain.
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English: Churros-Spain
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English: Bunyols-Spain
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English: Fasnachtschuechli-Switzerland
Asia[edit]
Middle East[edit]
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English: Tulumba in Turkey
China[edit]
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中文:油条
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中文:牛脷酥
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中文:双包胎
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中文:煎堆
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中文:油饼
India[edit]
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English: Murukku, also known as Chakri or Chakli.
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English: Puri or poori
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English: Jalebi
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English: Kerala paratha
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English: Bhatoora
Africa[edit]
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English: Mandazi
North America[edit]
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English: Hushpuppies
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English: Funnel cake
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English: Inuit frybread
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English: Fried dough, also known as a beaver tail.
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English: Cross section of a corn dog.
Latin America[edit]
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English: Disc style Mexican Bunuelos
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English: Funnel cake style Mexican Bunuelos
Preparation[edit]
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English: Jersey Wonders-mèrvelles being shaped.
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English: Beignets being made at the Cafe Du Mondem in New Orleans.
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English: Buñuelos being fried in central Bogotá, Colombia
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English: Street vendor in Thailand preparing You tiao
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English: Mass producing Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
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English: Traditional street vendor of sweet fried dough products in Amsterdam
Similar foods[edit]
Fried bread[edit]
Most of the foods on this page are produced by frying an uncooked dough in hot oil, however a ready to eat bread may also be fried, in the past this was done to make edible bread which was no longer fresh.
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English: Traditional British fried bread
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English: Hong kong style French toast.
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English: Fried mantou.
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English: Spanish picatostes
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English: Tortilla chips.
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English: Roti with egg and banana in Thailand.
Baked[edit]
By using a dough with a high fat content, baked foods can be produced with a very similar mouth feel to a fried one. Many supermarket and chain store brought doughnuts may actually be baked not fried.
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English: Croissants
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English: Yorkshire puddings
Others[edit]
Other foods with a similar mouth feel to fried dough foods, is when it is a mash of vegetables with a high starch content, e.g. taro, potatoes, yams etc, that is deep fried rather than a dough made from flour.
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English: Papas Rellenas, deep fried potato mash.
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English: 芋角, a taro dumpling.
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English: Potato doughnuts
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English: Picarones
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English: Croquettes