New Orleans Recipes - Calas Tous Chauds (Rice Fritters)

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Calas-tous-chauds (rice fritters)

Categories: Rice

Yield: 12 Servings

1 pk Dry yeast

2 tbs Warm water

1 c Cooked rice; cooled

3 Eggs; beaten

1 c Flour

c Sugar

tsp Salt

tsp Nutmeg

Fat for deep frying

Confectioner's sugar

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