
Onion rings to die for. Fluffy and soft and crunchy and delicious!
Prep a place to drain cooked onion rings near cooking station.
Clip deep fry thermometer inside a pot and add several inches of oil, enough for onion ring to submerge fully without hitting bottom when gently "dropped" in.
Begin to slowly preheat oil while you prep rings and batter. (Keep close watch on your oil temperature.)
Preheat oven to 200°F.
Peel and slice the onions about 1-inch thick.
Separate the slices into rings.
Mix the dry ingredients for the batter.
Stir in milk, mixing to combine, but do not overwork the batter. Batter should be thick enough for onion ring to sit upon without sinking into.
When the oil nears 400°F, coat one onion ring in the batter.
Carefully "drop" onion ring into 400°F oil.
Fry the battered rings individually, flipping as needed so that each side reaches a golden brown.
It should take about 1-2 minutes total, but let color and experience be your guide.