but, you must make these amazing corn fritters! Like, now.
And then eat them atop a big pile of sweet baby greens. With lightly fried Roma tomatoes on top.
And green onions. Those are important too.
Oh and sandwiched between your fritters you’ll want to spread a layer of spicy Greek Yogurt and feta sauce.
The recipe can be found here. The only changes I made were to serve it atop sweet baby greens rather than arugula and I omitted the red pepper.
This was seriously one of the best recipes I’ve made in awhile. I loved the sweet corn in these. Aside from corn on the cob, I don’t know of many ways to prepare corn.
What’s your favorite way to prepare corn/favorite dish made with corn?
Enjoy!
Yum!! Looks great! I'm so glad you tried these and like them as much as I do :)
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty colours! Alas, corn is most certainly not in season here right now, but I could always go the frozen route :) I like putting fresh corn into polenta!
ReplyDeleteoh I would never think to do this - looks great!
ReplyDeleteI LOOOVVEEE corn and since it's so abundant here in NYC, I'm always looking for new ways to prepare it! This looks delicious!
ReplyDeletesuch beautiful photos you take! I enjoyed corn on the cob this weekend. this looks like a great recipe!
ReplyDeleteOooo yum! Corn fritters, they look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I had corn on the cob this weekend too... SO GOOD!
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