Gluten-free latke |
Hanukkah came and went but some things are memorable. Like the great carrot fritters we made for our Hanukkah party. I think we fried more then 100 latkes (potato fritters) that night but it was lots of fun. They were all a great success because we were left with about only 10 at the end of the party. The famous food blogger Foodbridge honoured us with her presence and to her request (who would refuse) I'm putting here the recipes for gluten-free latkes, and gluten-free carrot fritters. I have to confess that I know Foodbridge since forever (my university days) and I always enjoy having her and her lovely family over.
Carrot fritters
4-5 grated carrots
1 grated potato squeezed from liquids
2 eggs
2 tables spoons cornflour
1 tea spoon baking soda
salt, pepper, turmeric
optional 100gr Feta cheese crumbled
Frying oil
Mix all the ingredients in a bowl. Heat oil in a pan for semi-deep frying. Using a spoon put dollops of the mixture in the pan, fry till golden and turn-over, keep frying till golden on the other side as well and then take out and put on a tray covered with paper towel in order to absorb excess oil. Makes about 20.
Eat with sour cream garnished with chopped chives.
Traditional potato latke (Our style)
4-5 large potatoes thinly grated and squeezed
1 large onion thinly grated
2-3 eggs
2-3 tablespoon cornflour
1 tea spoon baking soda
Salt, pepper
Frying oil
Mix all the ingredients in a bowl. Heat oil in a pan for semi-deep frying. Using a spoon put dollops of the mixture in the pan, fry till golden and turn-over, keep frying till golden on the other side as well and then take out and put on a tray covered with paper towel in order to absorb excess oil. Makes about 30.
beautiful. Makes me hungry.
ReplyDeleteRecent researches shows that if you use Canola oil, and eat the latkes in small bites, the calorie count is reduced by an order of magnitude.
Crusty the clown
yeah! the secret recipes! I could live on those latkes. Had a great time!
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