deep fried pizza

Chris25

If you're not able to deep fry it, would it work if you folded it then spritzed it with oil & either dry fried it, grilled it or perhaps portioned it up to go into a toaster pocket?

ellie99

Almost the right time of year for deep fried cream eggs - saw them in England, but didn't try one!

jools27_2

They dont use frozen pizza, thats why yours didnt work! You need to buy the extremely cheap plastic wrapped pizzas that look like the topping is painted on and bone dry.

And I have lived in Glasgow all of my life, and have never seen a deep fried mars bar......we don't actually live on fried food from the chippie here, not quite sure how anyone could afford to with the price of a fish supper!

zaxdog

I was born and brought up in Glasgow and I love the odd fried pizza as a treat :j

Oh and Edwardia I am five foot nine and eight and a half stones, I am pretty fit and healthy so less of the stereotype please. It is foolish in the extreme

And I have NEVER seen fried chocolate bars :eek:

sweetilemon

I agree with jools. I have worked in a scottish chippy. I did go to a chippy when I visited England, they didn't have loads of stuff! The woman was really snappy when i asked for king rib / pizza, didnt bother asking if they did haggis. Settled on sausage and it wasnt even battered All different.

mazza111

My kids love a pizza crunch (battered) with cheese, chips and curry sauce *puke* Needless to say they don't get it very often! I've personally never tried it, but battered mars bars are really nice with ice cream

ninnoodle

You get deep fried pizza in Scotland because of the Italian immigrants who came to Scotland, started up chip shops and adapted the Italian deep fried pizza to the Scottish chippy.

dandy-candy

I have never heard of this before! Wouldn't the bread soak up oil like a sponge?

mazza111

dandy-candy wrote: »

I have never heard of this before! Wouldn't the bread soak up oil like a sponge?

yes.... Unless it's battered, then the batter soaks it up like a sponge. My kids tell me it's very good but I still can't bring myself to think about it lol

suki1964

Chippy,s here in the NW of Ireland will deep fry just about everything if you ask, but then there are very close ties with Scotland here.

However as a Londoner living here, I miss a pie . Can't get a peter's or pukka pie for love nor money

I got all excited when I saw pastie for sale, but it wasn't Cornish, was a battered deep fried something :eek:

But omg, the chips here, to die for :j