Corn Fritters With Chives

"I usually deep fry my corn fritters, decided to try out the pancake version of cooking them and they turned out great!"
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Sift flour, baking soda, salt and pepper together.
  • In a seperate bowl add all eggs and lightly beat.
  • Combine dry and wet ingredients together and mix until you have a pancake mix consistency.
  • Add corn and stir until blended.
  • Add chopped chives and blend.
  • Preheat girdle to 350 degrees F.
  • Drop mixture by tablespoons fills onto pre-heated girdle. Cook on one side for 4 - 5 minutes or until golden then flip to do the other side for 4 - 5 minutes.
  • Turn heat down to 200 and flip again for 1 minute on each side.

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Reviews

  1. I was NOT a fan of these. I ate them b/c I cooked 'em, but to me they tast so much like pancakes that I will eat the leftovers for BF tomorrow. I ate them topped with sour cream and another one topped with honey which was good. basically they are pancakes with corn in em!
     
  2. I made these exactly as directed, except that I wasn't too sure if the batter had enough liquid, so I added in the liquid from the can of corn. Another time I'll try it without, I got nice pancakes and everyone loved them, but if I'd omitted the extra liquid they would have been more compact. And I actually just added salt and pepper to taste, not caring for a lot of seasoning. But everyone loved these, and I'll definitely be making them more often! Made for PAC Spring 2008
     
  3. i was looking for a way to use some fresh chives & came across this recipe. I added some grated carrots & a little bit of water - i found the batter a tad dry. I also threw in some dry parsley & thyme for added flavor. I cut back on the black pepper - 1 full tsp is quite a bit & it was still pretty peppery. I'd probably stick to 1/4 to 1/2 a tsp next time. All in all, they were really, really good & fluffed up quite nicely. Something different that can be served as a side or as a main dish. I served mine with sour cream for dipping. Definitely a keeper!
     
  4. recently i needed something to go with leftover baked spaghetti, so i used your recipe, but added some garlic and italian seasoning---turned out terrific. the savory flavor was a big change from the sweetness of most corn fritters
     
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Originally from New Zealand, living in Southern California with my American husband. Couldn't cook toast when I got married so went to Chef School. Chef & Photographer.
 
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