Homemade churros are fluted fritters that are made with flour, butter and eggs. Mini churros or linear donuts are fried in oil and dusted with granulated sugar and/or ground cinnamon. Churros pair well with hot coffee or black tea.
Heat a pot with water and salt and melt the butter in it.
Turn off the heat and add the flour at once.
Beat with a whisk attachment of a handheld beater until combined.
Add the beaten egg and whisk again for a minute.
Heat oil in a pan to 400 degrees F or 200 degrees C. Place the dough in a strong piping bar with a star-shaped nozzle. Pipe out mini churros and cut the tip with a pair of scissors.
Fry the churros until golden brown on low to medium heat.
Remove the churros with a slotted spoon or tongs. Drain on kitchen paper and roll on sugar and/or cinnamon.
Notes
Please cut the churros to your desired length. These are mini homemade churros that much shorter in length that are easy to handle and deep fry.
You could use powdered sugar mixed with aniseed as an alternative to cinnamon-sugar dusting.
Use a bigger nozzle to pipe if you want to make large churros.