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It’s Still Chanukah! Fried Maccabees/Mac & Cheese

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     Happy Hanukkah continued! What a great holiday! Yesterday, I promised to share more posts about frying random foods, because Hannukah is about oil and what not. Mac & cheese was mentioned, and I’m not one to go back on my word. Well, I fried mac & cheese today. I’m going to tell you how to do it, but I’m not sure whether I recommend you actually follow suit. It was weird. Some of you may have been lucky enough to try the fried mac & cheese burger at Portland’s White Owl Social Club before it left the menu, but I was silly and I ordered something else the one time I was there. Some people said a fried ball of vegan mac & cheese was amazing. Some said it was disgusting. I set out to see for myself. 

      Well, I tried to make it into balls. I know now why every non-vegan recipe for deep-fried mac & cheese relies on egg mixed into the macaroni. Pasta balls really like falling apart! It turned into more of a patty, even though I mashed the pasta up pretty well. I’m sure it still tastes the same. That taste, by the way, is tempura skin. I guess that is just ‘fried’. Every time I have fried food, I remember that I don’t really like it. And then I forget and try again like 12 hours later, apparently. Someone remind me next time that I don’t like fried food. Anyway, here are some ‘instructions’. 
Fried Mac & Cheese
     If you figure out a way to get the pasta to stay together better that isn’t real egg or flax egg (that would not taste good), let me know please. I didn’t have the will to try again. Too much frying. 

Ingredients

  • A batch of vegan macaroni and cheese, made the day before and refrigerated (it needs to be cold)
  • A bowl of breadcrumbs
  • Oil for frying

Directions

  1. Take a handful of mac & cheese. Mash it with a fork or squeeze the hell out of it with your hand. Probably do both. 
  2. Roll it in the breadcrumbs so there’s a thick coating.
  3. Heat the oil over medium heat in a frying pan.
  4. Fry the mac ball in the oil for 5 minutes each side. 
  5. If your ball falls apart, just press it with a spatula into a patty. I think it’s better this way. Not that I think any of this is good at all. 

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Simpsons-shaped pasta not required

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There’s a mac ball in there!

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Just a ball and a patty in a little canoe with the moon shining all around
Enjoy? 
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