make your own fritlach this chanukah. It's easy.

These are the Fritlach for When You Literally Have Five Minutes. Literally

Could fritlach get easier? Not easier than this. Try this 5-minute version.

Fritlach are thin, fried strips of dough and while they’re certainly easier to make than doughnuts, we wanted an even easier version. Perhaps our grandmothers wouldn’t be happy with our nontraditional method, but gone are the days of painstakingly rolling out dough as thin as possible.

make your own fritlach this chanukah. It's easy.

That’s because these are made out of…wraps!

Simply slice wraps into strips or triangles. Deep fry (it takes less than a minute). Then drizzle with a blizzard of confectioners’ sugar.

Very tasty!

Have you seen these fun games for your Chanukah party yet?

Esti Waldman

Esti’s career has brought her behind the lens of food, fashion, books, and families as a leading photographer. Her talent and technical know-how make the photography you see on the site so appealing.

6 responses to “These are the Fritlach for When You Literally Have Five Minutes. Literally”

  1. Kaylah Avatar

    Yum! Cant wait to try this out today!

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  2. ILANA Z TOLEDANO Avatar
    ILANA Z TOLEDANO

    These are the Fritlach for When You Literally Have Five Minutes. Literally
    My family originate from Germany and for Purim we had HAMANS OEREN . In french its called OREILLETTES and in swiss german Fasnachtsküchli. We used to roll them very thin till you could see through the dough, cut them into triangles or something resembling an ear and it was always served at Seudat Purim dusted with icing sugar. These Fritlach resemble these delicacies. Many thanks for a great website

  3. yity barzeski Avatar
    yity barzeski

    Wraps as in wrap for a sandwich or egg roll wrappers?

    1. Esti Avatar
      Esti

      Wraps like for a sandwich

  4. Suri Avatar
    Suri

    I actually do them with egg roll wrappers. No need to cut…. I use the round ones. Just defrost and drop in hot oil. Proceed as above. If I use the square ones I cut tjem in half to create triangles.

  5. Suri Avatar
    Suri

    I’ve also sandwiched 2 round ones with a whip/custard filling for a cross between a donut and fritel…

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