King 9 Onion / Fries / Battered Chicken Fryer - Corn Dogs - Flowering Onions
#8073 King 9 Fryer for Flowerin’ Onions, French Fries.
#8073BF King 9 Fryer with 2" cold zone for battered chicken and other battered products
The "King 9" is a great fryer for flowerin’ onions. Cook surface, 15, 3/2 x 15, 3/4". Oil depth not over 8" for French Fries, Onions or other foods that contain a lot of moisture. Outside dimensions, 17, 1/4 x 17, 1/2". 230 volts only, 5500 watts.
#8074 Powerhead Only also available. 5500-watt power head is available for those who build up their own fry tank and wish to have electric power heads.
#8073BF is a standard King 9 Fryer with a slight variation in the tubular heating element. It looks the same as a #8073. However, the heating element stays about two inches off the bottom of the fry tank -less, when you do battered chicken or other battered pork loins etc., there is room, for the excess batter to get down into the cold zone. This prolongs your cooking oil pot life.#8077 8" diameter Long Handle Fryer Skimmer Basket
You can’t do Flowerin’ Onions without one.
# 8052 Single French Fry Basket
About one and a half pounds of frozen fries cook perfectly in two and a half minutes in the #8073.
Colossal .....Magic .......Bloomer ....... you name it,
this is the Giant Onion that is cut, soaked, battered and "opens up" when it hits the 375 degree cooking oil in a King 9 Fryer. Here is the "Flowerin’ Onion" cutter. Start with a Colossal size onion – follow instructions – cut most of what you’ll need for tomorrow’s sales – soak overnight – then batter/bread and deep fry. Normal food cost varies according to the scarcity of Colossal Size onions – retail is $5.00 or more. A very profitable item.
#4190 Flowerin’ Onion Cutter Complete, Shipping weight - 20 lbs.
#4191 6–5 lb. boxes of Flowerin’ Onion Mix per case.
Corn Dogs It’s been over 50 years since you saw a franchise "Pronto Pup" stand selling deep fried and battered Corn Dogs on some of the busiest corners throughout the U.S.A. The popularity of a hot dog "fried in its own bun" in the form of a corn meal based batter is still quite popular. Some of the busiest locations in fun spots and on major fair midways are those deep fried Corn Dog stands!
Today, you can make regular length or "footlong" Corn Dogs.
The best way to cook Corn Dogs is in a Gold Medal Fryer. When you use the skewer clip assembly with handle, skewer your hot dogs, make sure that you have rolled them on a paper towel so they are dry – place seven in the skewer slip assembly, dip in the tank and then hook over the edge of the Fryer.
Always use a high wattage fryer if possible. The #8047D, 115 volt fryer should be operated with only one skewer clip assembly. The "recovery" rate is too slow.
Our hot dog clips are designed for the 5, 1/2" wood stick or setterstix. If you use smaller sticks, you will need a special tighter skewer clip – we can furnish these. All fryers are U.L. and N.S.F. listed.
Onion Blossom and Corn Dog Supplies
#5116 Dipsy Dog Mix - From the illustration above, you can see Dipsy Dog is convenient. It’s packed in 5 lb. cartons, six per case. Dipsy Dog is considered a "sweet" mix – preferable to one that tastes just like "Corn Meal deep fried". Of course, this mixes with water. The most important thing is that it will adhere to the hot dog once you dip it and as you put it into the hot cooking oil.
#5117 Pronto Pup Mix - Packed only in 50 lb. bags, there is a certain group who prefers this mix. Maybe it’s a little less sweet. Naturally, 50 lbs. is not a great deal of product if you are running a busy Corn Dog operation. It’s not uncommon for a high volume operator to use over 200 lbs. of mix per week. With luck, you can be one of them.
#4155 5, 1/2" x 1/4" large wood sticks, cs. of 10,000
#4155M 5, 1/2" x 1/4 " large wood apple sticks, per thousand
#4004 6, 1/2" Super Setterstix, paper, cs. of 5,000
#4005M 5, 1/2" Reg. Setterstix, paper, per thousand
#4156 10" Double Dog or Shish-Kabob stick, 1 thousand
#4147 Flat sticks, case of 10,000
#5468 Corn Dog Bags, printed, case of 4,000
#4191 Onion Batter Mix, 6–5 lb. boxes per case.
