Trinigourmet Q&A #9: Pholourhie Making Tips

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This entry is part 5 of 13 in the series Q&A

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Reader’s Question: When I fry pholourie on my own it falls apart in the oil but when my students do it it comes out perfect! Help please!

TriniGourmet’s Answer:

Hi there! There are many different possibilities. The top ones that come to mind are your batter may not have sat long enough, be dense enough or the oil may not be hot enough. Send pics if possible, and until then check my Pholourhie post for step by step pics and instructions. Best Wishes :)

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