Fritters can be stored in the fridge for up to three days, or frozen and kept in a well-sealed bag for up to three months. Make sure they are piping hot when reheated.
There are many types of apple fritters—the thick, doughnutty yeast-raised sort, or the lightly battered apple rings—but it’s the craggy, apple-chunk-studded, soft-on-the-inside-but-crisp-on ...
When the oil just shimmers, drop in heaped tablespoons of the courgette mixture, flattening them with the back of the spoon to make fritters. Fry each one for 1–2 minutes, or until golden-brown ...
The easiest way to do it is to whip up a batch of delicious corn fritters. Besides corn, they only need ingredients that you probably already have in your kitchen, such as flour, milk, and eggs.
¼ tsp Apple spice mix, for batter, see recipe below, plus more spice mix and caster sugar combined to dust over cooked fritters Sift flour with caster sugar, baking powder and apple spice mix ...
We’re working with puff pastry for these fritters. The idea is to sandwich chopped-up apples between two sheets of puff pastry. You’ll first want to layer the pastry with butter, apple butter ...