Baked Beer Battered Buffalo Onion Rings with Buffalo Dipping Sauce |
Suffice it to say, football ruled all Sunday happenings.
From the time I asked, "Daddy, what color are the outfits of the team you like?" all the way through college, where Sunday after Sunday, I was the girl that maintained a firm spot on the beat-up couch with my guy friends, and up until now, where I still spend my Sundays cheering on the Pats, football has been a big part of my life and I like that. Yelling at the TV (just like my Dad taught me), I love to spend my Sundays curled up on the couch, watching the game. And of course, along with the game, comes game day food and today, with it being the Pat's opener, some classic sports watching food was certainly in order.
Buffalo Dipping Sauce |
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Baked Beer Battered Buffalo Onion Rings With Buffalo Dipping Sauce
For the onion rings:
- 1 -2 onions, peeled and sliced thin
- 2 eggs
- About 1 tbs of buffalo sauce (I used Archie's Moore's Original)
- About 1 cup flour
- About 1 cup breadcrumbs
- About 1/4 c. light beer (I used Miller Lite)
For the dipping sauce:
- About 1 cup sour cream (I used fat free)
- About 1/4 cup buffalo sauce
- Sliced chives or green onions (optional)
Start by mixing the two eggs, 1 tbs of buffalo sauce and the beer into a large bowl. In separate shallow bowls, place the flour in one and the breadcrumbs in the other. Dredge the onion rings through the beer batter and then into the flour. Return the onion rings to the beer batter and then dredge them through the breadcrumbs. Lay onto a large baking pan and bake at 400 degrees until the edges crisp up.
While the onions are baking, combine the sour cream with the buffalo sauce. Top with the green onions and serve alongside the hot onion rings. For best results, enjoy with a frosty beer and the Patriots on TV.
11 comments:
Oh I love onion rings and buffalo too!? I NEED to make this. Thanks!
I like watching the games, but I have to admit that while Jeff is usually yelling at the TV, I'm curled up on the couch sleeping. I blame it on the announcers... their voices just soothe me to sleep. :) These onion rings look awesome!
I so love onion rings but typically don't make them because of the frying piece...that fat is what makes them taste soooo good. I'll have to try your version; the addition of a hot sauce component is so appealing!
I love how these are baked, and the addition of buffalo sauce sounds incredibly tasty! This is the perfect recipe to post at the start of football season, too. Thanks for the idea!
These look AWESOME. I want to make them. I missed the season opener because I was traveling! :(
These look AWESOME and have game night written all over them!
I think I may need to send away for this Buffalo Sauce. These look incredible!
These look delicious. Ever try preparing them with panko?
These came out really well and they are a total "recipe keeper", especially for game day. Thanks for all the comments!
Michael, I tried panko and while it crisped up nice, it seemed to not coat the onions as thoroughly as the regular, fine breadcrumbs. Might have to give them another try, thanks!
I made these last night with burgers and they were freaking AMAZING! I borrowed a technique from another baked onion ring recipe and pre-heated a couple tablespoons of oil on a pan in the oven (not too long - oil smokes!) I baked the rings with a little bit of oil and they were incredible. The sauce rocks too - my husband loved it.
And the panko crumbs worked out just fine for me. I used the 4C brand.
Watching football with that as your game day food would be awesome! Your dad must have been very happy with you. Haha! With a buffalo onion rings, beer and any other comfort food in hand, I guess it wouldn’t matter if the team you’re cheering for would win or not, as long as you have fun while watching and the snacks keep coming!
Rachel Mack @ Sam's Hof Brau
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