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The website provides a recipe for corn fritters, detailing ingredients, optional additions, preparation method, and serving suggestions, along with personal anecdotes and tips from the author.

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The article titled "Everyone’s Favourite Corn Fritters" on the undefined website presents a family-favorite recipe for corn fritters that are easy to make and versatile enough to be enjoyed for any meal. The author, Rachel Maree, shares a simple recipe that includes staple ingredients such as self-raising flour, baking powder, egg, milk, creamed corn, and corn kernels. The recipe yields approximately 12 fritters and takes about 20 minutes to prepare. Rachel also suggests various optional extras like grated zucchini, baby spinach, and fetta to enhance the flavor. The method involves mixing the ingredients to form a thick batter, cooking in a hot frying pan with oil or butter, and flipping once bubbles appear. The fritters can be served with a variety of sides, including avocado, sweet chilli sauce, Greek yoghurt, bacon, and beetroot relish. Rachel emphasizes the fritters' popularity in her household, especially for lunchboxes, and shares her personal favorite way to enjoy them. Additionally, she offers tips for adjusting the batter consistency and for including grated vegetables. The article concludes with a brief author bio and a call to action for readers to sign up for more content.

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  • The author, Rachel Maree, expresses a personal preference for corn fritters, indicating they are a staple in her household.
  • Rachel enjoys experimenting with the basic recipe by adding various extras to create different flavors.
  • She recommends squeezing excess moisture out of grated vegetables to maintain the desired batter consistency.
  • Rachel shares her favorite way to serve corn fritters, which includes avocado, beetroot relish, and haloumi.
  • The author believes in the versatility of corn fritters, suggesting they can be paired with a wide range of accompaniments.
  • Rachel promotes her writing services and encourages readers to sign up for her newsletter and eBook, showcasing her confidence in the value of her content.
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Everyone’s Favourite Corn Fritters

Simple to make and great for lunchboxes

Photo by Max Griss on Unsplash

In our household, corn fritters are an absolute favourite.

They are so easy to whip up and can be eaten for breakfast, lunch, snacks or even dinner! I usually make a big batch so I can pop some in the freezer to be used in lunchboxes or for quick meals when we are super busy.

You will need a large bowl, a wooden spoon, a frying pan and a spatula.

This recipe makes roughly 12 fritters, depending on how big you make them. The best part is it only takes 20ish minutes before you will be enjoying these little mouthfuls of deliciousness!

Ingredients:

  • 2 cups of self-raising flour.
  • 1 teaspoon of baking powder.
  • 1 egg.
  • 3/4 cup of milk (or enough to make a thick batter consistency).
  • 2 cans of creamed corn.
  • 1 can of corn kernels (or a cup of frozen corn kernels).
  • Salt and pepper to taste.
  • Butter or oil for frying.

Optional extras:

I love to add extras to this basic recipe and experiment with different flavours.

  • Grated zucchini and/or carrot.
  • Baby spinach and parmesan.
  • Finely shredded broccoli and chilli.
  • Peas.
  • Fetta.

Method:

  1. Just throw all the ingredients together in a bowl and mix! Add just enough milk to create a thick batter consistency.
  2. Pop the frying pan on medium-high heat.
  3. Add oil or butter.
  4. Spoon mixture into hot frying pan.
  5. Once bubbles have formed, flip the fritter over.
  6. Serve and enjoy!

Tips:

Squeeze excess moisture out of the grated vegetables before adding them to the mixture.

The thicker the batter the thicker the fritter…so change the consistency to suit your preference!

Serve with:

  • Avocado, sweet chilli sauce and some Greek yoghurt or sour cream.
  • Poached eggs and bacon (or just the eggs).
  • Rocket and shaved parmesan with a squeeze of lemon.
  • On a bed of baby spinach with salsa.
  • Beetroot relish.
  • Haloumi and poached eggs

My kids love these in their lunch boxes with some sweet-chilli sauce or beetroot relish.

They are so versatile you could serve them with anything your stomach desires.

My personal favourite is avocado, beetroot relish and haloumi.

Dig in and enjoy!

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