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Anyone have a good recipe? Dippin' Sauce?
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Not being very patient I trial and error-ed it. Turned out GUD!
1/3 cup crushed Munchos
1/3 cup pancake mix
1/3 cup all purpose flour
Black pepper, Red Pepper to taste.
'Nuff water to make the batter.
I pat dried the jap rings, dipped in the batter and tossed in the hot oil. Fry to golden.
Dip was sour cream and paprika for color.
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Only hard thing was finding a Jap to be ringed and pickled. Sumbitch went all Samurai.
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You'll forgive a California boy-- But, what's a "jap ring."
"You cannot miss fast enough to win."-- Ross Seyfried
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gotta be jalape�o peppers cut into rings.
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and bought in the glass jar at the grocery store, pickled in a vinegar concoction
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