Our Apple Fritters are the ultimate treat! Enjoy sweet, cinnamon-infused apple fritters that are easy to make and impossible to resist.
Prep Time 15 minutesmins
Cook Time 5 minutesmins
Course Bread, Dessert
Cuisine American
Servings 30fritters
Calories 91kcal
Equipment
Digital Food Thermometer
Deep Fryer
Medium Cookie Scoop
Ingredients
3-5litrespeanut or other fryer oilapproximate, depending on fryer needs
2cupsflour
2½tspbaking powder
2tspground cinnamon
1tspsalt
2eggslarge
½cupsugar
¾cupmilk
2tspvanilla extract
2tbspbutterunsalted, melted
3applesmedium, peeled, and grated*
1applemedium, peeled, and chopped small*
Glaze
1½cupsconfectioner's (powdered) sugar
1tspvanilla extract
1-4tbspmilk
Instructions
Add oil to deep fryer, if needed, and turn on to 375°F
While fryer heats, in a medium bowl mix flour, baking powder, cinnamon, and salt.
In another medium bowl, mix sugar and eggs together until well blended, then add milk, vanilla, and melted butter.
Add the wet ingredients to dry ingredients and stir with a silicone spatula.
Mix in both grated and diced apples*.
Working quickly and using a medium cookie scoop, carefully drop balls of batter directly into the hot oil, as closely as possible to the oil to avoid splashing, and to allow them to stay formed. Use a fork (I like using a meat fork) to flip them a few times. Cook 3-5 minutes until internal temperature is 200°F using a digital cooking thermometer.
Remove fritters from deep fryer onto paper towel lined plate.
Cook in batches to avoid over crowding the deep fryer.
To glaze: In a medium bowl mix confectioner's sugar, vanilla, and enough milk to make the glaze thin. Add several bites at a time and rotate with fork to coat, and place on a rack over a cookie sheet to drip. Or serve immediately if you're like us and can't wait :)
Notes
*Why 2 styles of apples? I like the grated apples to incorporate the apple flavour evenly throughout each bite, and the diced apples add the expected texture. You can use all diced, or all shredded, if you prefer. We usually use Gala apples for everything.