[Woodcarver] CARVING OLYBOLLEN (chat)

[CRaig Watson]

Hi Sally, CRaig here
Just wishing y`all a happy and great Christmas with a prosperous New
Year.  and I remember those grease balls at Joes also.   LOL

On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 10:27 AM, Sally Nye <fancarversworld at gmail.com> wrote:

> Makes my mouth water, Jan.  I remember when you let me help you at Joe's GOW

> ...got to nudge them so they'd flip over by themselves.

> Great fun and food!!!

> MERRY CHRISTMAS

> Sally

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> On Dec 22, 2011, at 10:18 AM, Jan Oegema wrote:

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>>>>> As the end of the year is approaching I am letting you ALL know that

>>>>> I'll be carv'n OLIE BOLLEN (OIL BALLS)again

>>>>> just incase you want to *CARVE* some to

>>>>> Here is the repice for them

>>>>> It it an VERY old Dutch tradition to eat these OLIE BOLLEN on NewYears

>>>>> eve

>>>>> 4 cup flower

>>>>> 2/3cup sugar

>>>>> 1 egg(RAW)

>>>>> 1 1/2 tsp salt

>>>>> 1 tsp Baking Soda

>>>>> 2 tbsp baking powder

>>>>> add raisens or apple pieces

>>>>> mix with milk/water 50/50

>>>>> to soft pudding consistancy

>>>>>

>>>>> Put 2 inches of oil in deep fryer and bring to high temperature (like

>>>>> for French fries )

>>>>> Use 2 spoons dipped in oil first and lower a heaping spoonful in the

>>>>> hot oil

>>>>> Should be about 6-8 in at a time

>>>>> do NOT have 'm touch each other as they have to flip over by them self

>>>>> bake till light brown

>>>>> Sprinkle with Icing sugar

>>>>> (Test one by taking one out and braking it open )

>>>>> and a happy holiday season and a healthy New Year to you all

>>>>> and Happy carv'n

>              Woodbutcher jan

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