
And, as I said, frying, baking or heating these up in some way really makes the spices zing.
In fact, Za Za Zing...
Here's what I did...
2 onions, sliced about 1/4 inch thick and separated into rings
3 cups flour (separated into two batches)
2 TBS Sesame Seed Herb Mix (a mix of white and black seeds, Kosher Salt and dried garlic)
1 bottle of Killians Irish Red beer (well, not the whole bottle, and feel free to use your own personal beer of choice)
Enough Canola oil to fill 3/4 inch of your heavy frying pan
Mix 2 cups of the flour and the Sesame seeds herb mix together in a bowl. Add enough beer to make a pancake like batter. Then add a little more. you want a thin batter.
Heat your oil up. Do the water drop test to see if it is hot enough. Sprinkle a couple drops of water into the oil. If it pops and splatters, it is ready (JUST A COUPLE DROPS).
Set up a little assembly line, or your kitchen will be a mess, and your wife will be pissed (or worse than that, you will have to clean up yourself).
- Coat a few rings in the set aside 1 cup of flour.
- Coat in the batter
- Fry em up. Like Julia says about mushrooms, "Don't crowd the rings".
- They cook fast, flip them after 2 minutes, and finish with a second 2 minute cook
- Remove from the oil and let them drain on a couple paper towels
- Try to eat just one

Remember the Blue Cheese Bacon Sliders from last week?
The onion rings were the side dish served with them.
Bar Snacks at home... what could be better!
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