Beaver tails recipe air fryer

We went full-throttle on the Canada Day feast. Ending our day with the fun activity of decorating these fried pastries the way we wanted as a family. They are traditionally topped with a cinnamon/sugar sprinkle but we took it up a notch with chocolate peanut butter for some and cool whip and jam for others.The Best Beaver Tail RecipeWHAT IS A BEAVER TAIL? NO, it is not made from actual beavertails. This beaver tail recipe is based off of a famous restaurant chain in Canada. The fried pastry…

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These fried pastry pockets are named after their resemblance to a beaver tail! They are usually sweet and come with maple syrup or powdered sugar, but are

The recipe featured in this post is my own version and does not in any way reflect the official BEAVERTAILS® recipe ---------------------- I couldn't let another winter go by without dedicating a post to our beloved national treasure: the beaver tail. That's right. Now I'll admit that the process nearly killed me. I don't

This beaver tails dessert is a popular Canadian treat of deep-fried yeasted dough made with milk, whole wheat flour, and egg coated in cinnamon sugar.

This beaver tail recipe is a delicious Canadian dessert that’s perfect for movie night, Canada Day, parties and game day. The classic Canadian beaver tail tastes like a mini donut and is best served warm and coated in cinnamon sugar.

'Beaver tails' originated in Ottawa..google it to get the story, they are simply pieces of bun or bread dough shaped some what to resemble beaver tails, then deep fried and shaken up in a mixture of white sugar and cinnamon. I have tried a 'beaver tail recipe' which I found online but I still like the ones best that are made from plain bun dough. Just take a piece of bun dough the size you like, put it on an oiled surface..I do this right on the counter top, press down and stretch it out…

Until now I had never tried a beaver tail. What is a beaver tail, you ask? Basically it is a hand stretched wheat dough that is deep ...

Beaver Tails have always been one of my favorite treats to get at fairs! Light and airy dough with a crispy exterior coated in sugar and cinnamon. If you have never had a classic Canadian Beaver Tail you are missing out! The dough is light and airy yet crispy and not overly sweet. The cinnamon sugar coating on the outside provides just the right amount of sweetness. A true Canadian Classic that can be found at every fair or carnival!

A great pastry from my childhood. These beavertails were a must have growing up in Ottawa, Canada and going skating on the Rideau Canal.