Zucchini Fritters
I made my first zucchini fritters recently with the huge zucchini that grew in our garden. Growing up in the UK I had never had these before. I know they are popular here in the States and so happy to have joined the fritter club:-)
Ingredients:
- 1/2 a very large zucchini grated and patted with paper towels to remove moisture or two wee ones
- one egg
- 1/4 of a cup of plain flower
- one tablespoon of panko
- a dash of salt and pepper
Method:
- grate the zucchini and try to remove moisture with paper towel
- add beaten egg, salt and pepper, flour and panko and mix well
- form into patties and pan fry in olive oil for about 3-4 minutes on each side
- enjoy
These were so good and easy to make, folks tell me sweet corn fritters are also tasty. I think I may make them again and add some crab meat with a little cajun seasoning :-)
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these look just delicious! i love fritters!
ReplyDeletethanks so much
DeleteZucchini fritters looks very yummy...
ReplyDeletethanks :-)
DeleteI tried making zucchini and carrot fritters, also tasted great :)
ReplyDeleteoh carrot ones sound good
DeleteI love fritters! These are so tasty.
ReplyDeleteI think they are one of my new favorite things
DeleteYum! And I love that you grew the zucchini. I hope we can grow some next year.
ReplyDelete:-) thanks hugs
DeleteGreat way to use zucchini Rebecca. Very healthy too.
ReplyDeleteSam
thanks I need to make more :-)
DeleteYummy, these are delicious!
ReplyDeletethanks so much
DeleteNice picture. Fresh Zucs are a luxory. I have a recipe with buckwheat flour on the blog you can try that too.
ReplyDeletewill take a look
DeleteWhat a great way to use the abundant zucchini crop!!! Thanks for the recipe Rebecca!! Hope you are doing well!
ReplyDeletegood thanks J is 4 today :-)
DeleteDelicious fritters, I baked once love it. Zucchini is awesome veggie, goes well with savory and dessert
ReplyDeletetrue it really is and baked sounds fab
Deletei have some yellow squash that i need to use up - this sounds like the perfect way to do that! looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteoh i bet your twist on it will be great
Deletefritters look wonderful deliciously done
ReplyDeletethanks so much
DeleteWelcome to the zucchini madness club Rebecca! I just made fried zucchini blossoms stuffed with cheese too! Now I need to move on to the other recipes like this on my 'to do' list while zucchini is busting out of the garden!
ReplyDeletebet you have loads of it ;-)
DeleteI love zucchini fritters! Perfect use for them!
ReplyDeletemy new fav thing
DeleteGreat post! I am always looking for zucchini recipes. I love that veggie so much it hurts. haha
ReplyDelete♥ kristen ♥
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he he thats funny
DeleteYummy ! Made zucchini fritters but differently. Used whole slices of Zucchini ! Love this variation. Will make it :)
ReplyDeleteyour way also sounds good ;-)
DeleteWhat a delicious idea for zucchini!
ReplyDeletethanks
DeleteLove fritters! I've been seeing so many zucchini fritter recipes this summer. I made some, too - with corn and basil. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteAmy oh love the sound of yours
DeleteLove zucchini fritters! I sometimes add a little feta cheese to the batter too :)
ReplyDeletegreat idea will do that next time ;-)
DeleteThese zucchini fritters look great...so simple too make...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe and hope you are having a nice week Rebecca :)
thanks and you know me all about simpe
DeleteI can't choose my favorite fritter! But one that I do like is fried okra - okra isn't very stable, so many people don't have access to it. These look great - I look forward to trying your recipe.
ReplyDeletethanks we also love okra
DeleteHow did you celebrate J's birthday ? I love fritters of any kind and zucchini is my fav with some hot masala tea :)
ReplyDeletelove that idea will the tea see facebook :-)
Deletethey sound easy and delicious: a great summer side dish
ReplyDeletethanks I made corn and carrot ones the other day
DeleteYummiee fritters... looks delicious! and healthy :)
ReplyDeletethanks so much
DeleteAh a grated zucchini version - looks yummy and interesting - I either slice them thin and long or in rounds and dip them in batter to make them
ReplyDeleteoh yours sound good too
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