I feel that if I am serious about being a
writer I do need to have these punny titles occasionally, I do apologise.
~ Menu ~
Fritter
Testing Platter
Fizzy
Water
Nothing
else
Some while ago I suddenly made Cauliflower Cheese Fritters and wrote in the relevant post that I supposed 100g of any leftover could be
similarly treated. Today I put it to the test with random stuff out of the
fridge.
Useful All Purpose Fritter Batter
2
tbsp flour
1
tsp baking powder
seasonings
which could include cheese or sugar
1 egg
a
little milk
approx
100g of leftovers
~ Mix
together the dry ingredients.
~ Stir in the egg and enough milk to make a thick
batter.
~ Stir
in the leftovers.
~
Fry by the spoonfuls in a little hot oil till crisp and golden on both
sides.
I divided the batter in four and added the following - from the back ...
1.
25g of grated Cornish Crackler and
a pinch of mustard powder. The dollop on top is my favourite tomato and chilli pasta sauce.
2.
25g of diced courgette cooked
with garlic and a spoonful of Parmesan.
It is drizzled with balsamic glaze.
3.
A few more bits of diced courgette
which I cooked with about 20g of finely diced chorizo and Exotic Peppercorn Mix (as it says on the grinder!).
4.
25g mashed chickpeas and ¼
teaspoon curry paste.
Doesn't look bad, does it! Conclusion – yes, that works and I must say
today’s lunch was much more … um, cohesive than yesterdays which was, of
course, made entirely of leftovers too.
As you can see in the last few days running
up to my book’s deadline I am busy checking a few things here and there. I did find a recipe which I had inexplicably written in a combination of imperial, metric and American measurements. It reminded me of my funny brother-in-law once
saying something was an inch yard and a thick wide.
All this picking at the thing is daft
really because I think it’s about as good as I can do. Once I've sent it off I
think I shall have a meal entirely made of brand new ingredients just to
celebrate!
In Other News …
We’re still Up North and the weather has
finally gone off. Up to Sunday (2 days ago) it was pretty well constant sunshine
up here and Northumbria is very lovely so we went and had a look at it.
Oh, and this made me laugh, especially the
comments - Ice Cube Recipe






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