A speedy lunch using up any leftovers in the fridge
Seive the flour into a bowl,add the bicarbonate of soda,tsp of salt, the pepper and mix
Add the water a little at a time,whisking till a smooth batter has formed
Add the ham,and vegetables and stir through
Add the chilli flakes and cheese and stir
Heat the oil in a pan then wipe off the excess with a piece of kitchen roll
Take s spoonful of batter and drop it into the pan. Leave a little space between each one if your doing a few
Cook for 3-4mns and once you see bubbles on the surface turn over using a dry spatula and cook for another 2-3 mns
Lift out of the pan and place on a little kitchen roll,cover and keep warm whilst you cook the rest.
Serve with salad and a sweet chilli dipping sauce for lunch or on their own for breakfast
This makes 20 small fritters
They freeze well-just wrap in greaseproof paper and pop into a re sealable bag.
You can use S.R flour too if you dont have plain
Ingredients
Directions
Seive the flour into a bowl,add the bicarbonate of soda,tsp of salt, the pepper and mix
Add the water a little at a time,whisking till a smooth batter has formed
Add the ham,and vegetables and stir through
Add the chilli flakes and cheese and stir
Heat the oil in a pan then wipe off the excess with a piece of kitchen roll
Take s spoonful of batter and drop it into the pan. Leave a little space between each one if your doing a few
Cook for 3-4mns and once you see bubbles on the surface turn over using a dry spatula and cook for another 2-3 mns
Lift out of the pan and place on a little kitchen roll,cover and keep warm whilst you cook the rest.
Serve with salad and a sweet chilli dipping sauce for lunch or on their own for breakfast
This makes 20 small fritters
They freeze well-just wrap in greaseproof paper and pop into a re sealable bag.
You can use S.R flour too if you dont have plain
Couple of quick questions…
Can these be made without the cheese and soul have the right consistency do you know? Allergies mean I’ve been unable to source a safe cheese
If using self raising flour do you still need the bicarbonate of soda?
Thanks for any help