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Quoted By: >>2776271
hey /ck/
I'm planning on putting up a food stand in a suburban area and sell sticks of either fried dough, fried pancake batter, or fried corndog batter, covered in powdered sugar with dip included.
Very juvenile, amateur, and poorfag, I know, but it's not very common to sell these in the country I live in, so I believe that I might be able to start something and grow a business here.
People in this board are kinder than others so I hope you'll answer some of my questions. I'm very, VERY new at this so please pardon any stupidity you might read:
- What's the best way to keep pastries warm for an entire day? I was thinking of steaming, but then that only works great for Chinese buns. I've considered using the dough for that instead, but I don't know if it would taste good with powdered sugar and dip.
- How would you go about deep frying dough or pancake/corndog batter? I know pancake/corndog batter is mostly used for coating other foods, but can it be deep fried as is? I can imagine deep frying dough like french fries, but for batter I imagine it would only mix with the oil and not retain shape.
I'm planning on putting up a food stand in a suburban area and sell sticks of either fried dough, fried pancake batter, or fried corndog batter, covered in powdered sugar with dip included.
Very juvenile, amateur, and poorfag, I know, but it's not very common to sell these in the country I live in, so I believe that I might be able to start something and grow a business here.
People in this board are kinder than others so I hope you'll answer some of my questions. I'm very, VERY new at this so please pardon any stupidity you might read:
- What's the best way to keep pastries warm for an entire day? I was thinking of steaming, but then that only works great for Chinese buns. I've considered using the dough for that instead, but I don't know if it would taste good with powdered sugar and dip.
- How would you go about deep frying dough or pancake/corndog batter? I know pancake/corndog batter is mostly used for coating other foods, but can it be deep fried as is? I can imagine deep frying dough like french fries, but for batter I imagine it would only mix with the oil and not retain shape.