Friday, 25 July 2014

Dandelion Flower Fritters

















Dandelion Flower Fritters

Ingredients:

Dandelion flower tops (Taraxacum officinale)
1 organic and free-range egg
1 cup organic milk
1 cup organic flour (Brown Rice flour can be used for a gluten-free alternative)
Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Directions:

Gather Dandelion tops during the day, when the sunshine has opened up the bright and cheerful flowers.

Rinse in cool water to remove any critters or debris, and allow to dry while preparing the batter.

To make the batter, combine egg, milk, and flour in a bowl and mix until all lumps are gone. If you prefer sweeter fritters, add a little maple syrup, honey, Cinnamon, or a dash of Vanilla extract.

To make more savory fritters, try adding Rosemary, Oregano, Basil, Chives, Sage, Thyme, Tarragon, ground Peppercorns, salt, or even a little parmesan cheese.

Prepare a skillet on the stove with olive oil over medium heat.

Take one of the flowers, hold it by the greens at the base, dip into the batter, and twirl until the flower is covered in batter.

Drop it into the skillet, flower side down. Continue dipping and dropping until the skillet is full. A second method is to remove the “petals” (each yellow petal of the dandelion is actually an individual flower with a single petal and reproductive parts), sprinkle them directly into the batter, then cook just like pancakes.

When the fritters are lightly browned, flip them over, and brown on the other side. When finished, remove from the pan and plate.

For a sweet treat, drizzle with maple syrup, honey, jam, plum sauce, or powdered sugar.

For a savory snack, dip into aioli or a sauce made with tahini, mustard, curry, hot chili peppers, or anything else you wish!
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