Also, yes, it is a lot of batter. But good, light and poofy. Will make again. Stuff works like a charm But makes quite bit of coating. Guys, dont waste it Get some boneless skinless thigh meat, or some juicy huge sea scallops OR, dont stone me now, large chunks of fresh lobster claw and tail meat. This is the ambrosia of coatings. Years of experimentation and I finally found the holy grail I cut the recipe in half for the batter and had plenty. I made half of the rings dipped in the batter and use bread crumbs to coat and we liked the ones with bread crumbs better. They were both very good. Gramm how did yours work out My 1. Actually amazing huge hit at our house However I did not yse the fry daddy, used a frying pan instead. Thethermometer was key to maintain 3. Definitely saved the batter to make tempura vegetables this week. Rossel, it sounds like your rings were too crowded while you fried them. Only fry enough to leave room between them on the surface of the oil and make sure they dont touch each other. This will take longer, but is worth it. Also keep track of the oil temperature. More of a comment and a question. In response to another reviewer, it is a lot. I had a ton of batter left over. My onion rings while looking great and golden brown or darker did not have a hard or crispy shell, rather doughy soft batter shell. Any thoughts on what I did wrong would be appreciated. Thanks. Ill be watching this space for reviews from someone who has actually made these. I have always made beer battered onion rings. All my friends request this when coming for dinner and request the recipe. This takes it a step further and I cant wait to try it out. Will write further review which I expect to be wonderful.