Hi DJC3.
I have several variations on courgette and cheese fritters and they are all a bit random
Sieve about 50g chickpea flour, 1 tsp baking powder, 1tsp ground cumin, salt and pepper. Add 1 tbsp olive oil
Mix together 1 or 2 eggs and 50ml of almond milk. The quantity of milk needed will change depending on whether one or two eggs are used. Add to the dry ingredients and beat into a smooth, thick batter.
Grate a large courgette and dry off excess moisture. Add to batter along with cheese of choice e.g. grated cheddar or crumbled feta. Heat oil in a frying pan, place large spoonfuls of batter in hot oil, turn when brownish on one side, maybe 3 minutes on each side. Delicious hot, cold, may also be frozen. Sorry about the lack of exact quantities but I have been throwing these together for years. Also works with cooked, cooled, finely chopped spinach or Swiss chard, sweet corn (carb!) and other hard cheeses. Useful for leftovers. Am about to make a batch to take camping!
Thanks, they sound brilliant. I was worried about the carb value of chick pea flour on first read through, but as you’re only using around 50g I imagine it works out ok.
Now Ive got to find some in a bag smaller than 10kg!
Another name for chickpea flour is Gram or Besam Flour. All the big supermarkets do it, although I think under Gram Flour.
Yes I’ve seen it as gram flour, but usually in the world food aisle and in enormous bags! I think its the basis for chapatis so Asian friends of mine go through mountains of it. When I was at work one of my colleagues would bring me in a few ounces at a time from her supply to save me having to buy such large quantities. I’ll have to have another look.
Here you go @DJC3 !Yes I’ve seen it as gram flour, but usually in the world food aisle and in enormous bags! I think its the basis for chapatis so Asian friends of mine go through mountains of it. When I was at work one of my colleagues would bring me in a few ounces at a time from her supply to save me having to buy such large quantities. I’ll have to have another look.
Glad you found a way to enjoy your lo dough and I saw the eggy bread recipe and thought I might try it, on your recommendation I will definitely give it a goHope everyone has had a good Friday - cool air and rain has arrived here this afternoon and quite enjoying the change also don’t need to water! Thank you to all you lo dough supporters I enjoyed the bit I did for breakfast.
Breakfast lo dough eggy bread with sausage ( clearly secret for me is to add liquids and cook it !soaked pieces in beaten egg and dash of cream for 20 mins before frying in macadamian nut oil)
Lunch four seeded LC crispbreads with chicken liver pate followed by one slice of choc olive oil cake with fage yoghurt
Dinner chilli with one slice of LC garlic bread with glass red wine planning coffee and a bit of 90% chocolate later.
This evening also planning tomorrow’s dinner as have friends coming over for an evening meal - so will be late reporting my food tomorrow.
Must admit my lo dough has always been "cooked". Not sure I'd like it as us.Hope everyone has had a good Friday - cool air and rain has arrived here this afternoon and quite enjoying the change also don’t need to water! Thank you to all you lo dough supporters I enjoyed the bit I did for breakfast.
Breakfast lo dough eggy bread with sausage ( clearly secret for me is to add liquids and cook it !soaked pieces in beaten egg and dash of cream for 20 mins before frying in macadamian nut oil)
Lunch four seeded LC crispbreads with chicken liver pate followed by one slice of choc olive oil cake with fage yoghurt
Dinner chilli with one slice of LC garlic bread with glass red wine planning coffee and a bit of 90% chocolate later.
This evening also planning tomorrow’s dinner as have friends coming over for an evening meal - so will be late reporting my food tomorrow.
Think tried it first time just out of pack which ended with me binning it secret is def cooking it for me I think.Must admit my lo dough has always been "cooked". Not sure I'd like it as us.
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