This recipe for sweet corn fritters is made with very basic ingredients, is very quick and easy, and a very cheap meal. The sweetcorn can be swapped out for many other vegetables and changed around in many different ways.
This particular sweet corn fritter recipe is naturally vegan if that interests you.
What do I need to make healthy corn fritters
Makes 2 portions
- 175g sweetcorn
- 50g self raising flour
- 50ml vegetable oil
- To serve
- 400g potatoes
- 160g peas
How do I make this recipe for sweet corn fritters
- First of all make some oven wedges.
- Scrub the potatoes and cut them into wedges.
- Toss them with some oil, salt and pepper.
- Put them in a medium oven and roast for about half an hour.
- You could microwave them until semi cooked to cut this time down, and give them a good shake to rough up the edges a bit to get crispier wedges
- Put the sweetcorn and flour in a bowl and add enough water to make a thick batter.
- Heat the oil in a frying pan and drop spoonfuls of corny batter into the pan.
- Cook until set and golden on one side, flip over and cook the other side.
- Cook the peas
- Serve with the oven wedges and peas
Variations
- You could put the peas in the batter and serve the sweetcorn as the side vegetable, makes a nice change, perhaps adding some fine chopped mint
- Swap the sweetcorn for
- beetroot, with maybe some horseradish
- sweet potato
- carrots
- fennel
- leftover garlicky roasted vegetables
- butternut squash
- even radish
- Add some spices to the batter for a deliciously different fritter, any that you have and like
- Use sweet potatoes for the wedges instead of white potatoes
- To make gluten free corn fritters, change the flour and use gram flour or a gluten free mix
- Serve with some chutney, or ketchup
- Putting scraps of meat and veg in a flour batter can make use of all kinds of bits and pieces. You could use the end of a carrot, a couple of onion petals and a tblsp of peas for instance.
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Ingredients
Fritters
- 175 g sweetcorn
- 50 g flour self raising
- 25 ml oil
Wedges
- 400 g white potatoes
- 25 ml oil
To Serve
- 160 g peas
Instructions
Oven Wedges
- First of all make some oven wedges. Scrub the potatoes and cut them into wedges. Toss them with some oil, salt and pepper.400 g white potatoes, 25 ml oil
- Put them in a medium oven and roast for about half an hour.
- Or you could microwave them until semi cooked to cut this time down, and give them a good shake to rough up the edges a bit to get crispier wedges
Fritters
- Put the sweetcorn and flour in a bowl and add enough water to make a thick batter.175 g sweetcorn, 50 g flour
- Heat the oil in a frying pan and drop spoonfuls of corny batter into the pan. Cook until set and golden on one side, flip over and cook the other side. Make sure they are crispy, much nicer that way25 ml oil
- Cook the peas.160 g peas
- Serve with the oven wedges and peas
Notes
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Variations
- You could put the peas in the batter and serve the sweetcorn as the side vegetable, makes a nice change, perhaps adding some fine chopped mint
- Swap the sweetcorn for
- beetroot, with maybe some horseradish
- sweet potato
- carrots
- fennel
- leftover garlicky roasted vegetables
- butternut squash
- even radish
- Add some spices to the batter for a deliciously different fritter, any that you have and like
- Use sweet potatoes for the wedges instead of white potatoes
- Change the flour and use gram flour or a gluten free mix
- Serve with some chutney, or ketchup
- Putting scraps of meat and veg in a flour batter can make use of all kinds of bits and pieces. You could use the end of a carrot, a couple of onion petals and a tblsp of peas for instance.
Sarah – I love them with ketchup !
Even I could not mess this up! Super easy and tasty ,quick too…makes a lovely change from just plain veg…going to use this a lot…had with mashed potatoes and ketchup tonight