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Crispy Onion Rings Recipe - How to Make Crispy Onion Rings

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47 Responses to “Crispy Onion Rings Recipe – How to Make Crispy Onion Rings”

  • mayu kapu says:

    ciao… sono una ragazza italiana…. nn capisco l’inglese… mi potresti dire la ricetta in italiano? grazieeeeeeeeee mille

  • XxChaos345xX says:

    Good idea watching this while you make them which is what I’m doing! Muhahahaha!

  • tanshorange says:

    I dont have instant mash potato…

  • czarofentropy says:

    I’m on a diet, so I just curl up with my garden salad and watch this stuff.

  • Diego Roncal says:

    That’s Crunch Crunch gave me the chills

  • iluvbeargrylls says:

    Can you do a video of how to fry anything? I tried and I almost burned my house down…

  • Simonesa241 says:

    You are awesome Crunch Crunch!

  • Monique Mercado says:

    YOU HAD ME AT THE “CRUNCH CRUNCH CRUNCH”…….<3 OMG. I want some!

  • Miri Lim says:

    You say panko funny

  • Suzy GC says:

    OMG!! that sounded soo delicious! =)

  • andres marquez says:

    men I’wanna some of this rings in my mouth yumy yumy mmmmmm yea crispy and delicius yo quiero

  • nzhaggis2 says:

    wat types of soda do u have in the phillipines? just the plain soda u use in alchoholic drinks, :-)

  • 2Deep4yah says:

    As stated before I made these and they came out great. My question is, can I bake them instead of frying them? Thanks in advance.

  • haijia wu says:

    no u dont

  • abobiso says:

    fett!!!

  • CutieBeauty5355 says:

    It’s vegan right

  • liacokelat says:

    i think i’ve tasted onion ring only once.. and i didnt like it o.o

  • 2Deep4yah says:

    Just made some and can’t believe how crunchy they are. Thank you.

  • 2Deep4yah says:

    You’re too funny. Plan on trying these tomorrow.

  • QJames Lim says:

    does it really have to be that kind of soda? or any soda will do? :)

  • Uditi Patel says:

    (^^^) YUMMMMMMY

  • scarsoalex says:

    Well, my wife, every day tells me: Watch this video!!!. Ok, I watched it, and I will make this recipe for Super Bowl Sunday. Looks great, and sounds crunchy. Afterwards we will tell you how they turned out.

  • Emma Venvell says:

    That crunch gave me goosebumps.

  • Pawpaw4132 says:

    bad idea watching this when you’re hungry

  • 2ill4tv says:

    Wow, thanks chef Jon these were awesome! I was out of panko and I like a little sweetness with mine so I used frosted flakes and they were perfect… Still crispy after 15 jus like u said!

  • PaulineMagKekse says:

    smartyboots? uhm no Austrians are NOT germans! It’s like saying America is like canada!

  • PaulineMagKekse says:

    French Fries are from Belgium

  • PaulineMagKekse says:

    jup Austria is much better! And he is right, actually it is from Austria, since at the time they started making it, hungary was still part of Austria and everyone calls this recipe he makes goulash and what about the gulash soup?!

  • ChewTheGlue says:

    Got the next couple of days off work, finally get a chance to bust out my cast iron pot and try this.

  • emmiqueen says:

    Has anyone else noticed that his voice goes up at the end of each sentence?

  • Ubertretungsanzeige says:

    It`s easy for you to say that since there is no american authentic recipe, all of them beying imported and modified so your understandig of the term authentic recipe might be slightly different than the european understanding, but not going by the book with a recipe in Europe renders it unauthentic and unworthy of the original name so more or less this is why there are so many people claiming this is not a real gulas, becouse it isn`t.

  • Ubertretungsanzeige says:

    It`s his version a a german stew if you ask me but the title is “Beef Goulash – Hungarian Beef Goulash Recipe” so it matters, he should have called it “How I immagine the Hungarian Beef Goulash is done”
    He knows about the real gulyas just about as much as you know about pizza… that you can put whatever you want in it…….

  • PaKou Lor says:

    I LOVE all your videos! Great chef and with an awesome delightful personality! Great work!!

  • oneofthem0 says:

    that’s true, but Chef John knows i think, he wrote this on his blog:
    “…but still, the Puckmeister’s version, further modified by me, is closer to a stew called “Pörkölt.”"

  • javier bardem says:

    who cares????? its his version!!!!! you got a better way, make a video!!!!

  • MegadethsGirl says:

    I had this on top of mac and cheese! ‘Murica!!

  • curiousSOUL22 says:

    I’d also highly recommend de-glazing the pan with red wine as an alternative to chicken stock. mmm extra tasty. :-)

  • curiousSOUL22 says:

    As soon as I saw the recipe title for this, I knew straight away that there’d be controversy… lol Unfortunately I was right!

  • avocadopunch says:

    Food of the gods

  • mangocomputer says:

    This was fantastic. We had it last night and are happy to be having the left-overs tonight. I have no idea what it is supposed to taste like, but I made it following your directions, and it tasted great. Thank You for spicing up our life.

  • oozihemp says:

    Nice recipe of porkolt! amazing to eat with some rice or with potato nhoque, thanks!

  • urbanepidemic says:

    Chicken stock in a beef stew? Seems pretty blasphemous.

  • Mindbender05 says:

    I think most of the people here know, that the name “Hungarian Gulash” doesnt neccessarily stand for “The one original gulash from Hungary,” just like french fries won’t mean, “The one and only fried potatoes from France”!
    It’s just a saying in cooking, get over it and dont bother, but rather feel proud that people all over the world try to cook the hungarian style.. relax :)
    btw.. the recipe is delicious.

  • marge kipling says:

    I don’t give a crap what it is.I call it chef John’s magic. It is OMG good!

  • DeAarsmaad says:

    @wwyaofo u’re right. i couldnt believe it when my friend told me about this site. Listen, i really ddnt expect that maybelline will send me the mascara without any dime. you can also get it from here >> bit.ly/145pkXq?=iwwcwe

  • Nprdavid1 says:

    This was crazy good. Leftovers are amazing too.

  • 7777Scion says:

    yes you are correct but the dish is still delicious as prepared by John!

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