Your best recipes for corn fritters. And recipes using butter milk

[Catastrophic]

As the title suggest... kGo!

Addit : I'm adding my silverside from last night into the corn fritta's for dinner tonight...

I've brought butter Milk - but no idea what to do with it..

[Catastrophic]

Excuse my spelling... Corn Fritters...

I ended up calling my mum, I whisked up three egg whites to white fluffy mixture, then put in a tin of corn, my left over silver side, the egg yokes, cheese, bit of seasoning and some self raising flour... Fried them up - they were SO YUMMY!

Still looking for a recipe for Butter Milk...

i have also cooked a yummy Pumpkin and Pepita cake today! Deliciousness!

[sloane]

love corn frittets - great for usimg up vegies!

buttermilk is a mew fave of mine. it makes great pikelets and pancakes (i isually just search on the taste website or i've also used the recipe on the buttermilk carton). if you're not lookimg to be healthy then you can make yummy chicken strips with buttermilk - make up a marinade with buttermilk, tabasco and some salt. marinate chicken strips for at least an hour but several or overnight if you can. then combine some flour and any herbs or spices you like in a plastic bag. drain the chicken and put it all in the bag with the flour. then shallow fry it (or you could bake it but I havent tried that). i've used it instead of egg before I crumb and bake chicken nuggets for ds.

I have some recipes for muffins and scones that ask for buttermilk but I havent tried them yet.

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[Catastrophic]

Hmmm I wonder how well piklets freeze?

Another question - how do you make slices NOT stick to the baking paper?!?!?


Cat xox

[sloane]

do you mean slices like caramel slice or similar? what sort are you making? I haven't really had that happen.

not sure about pikelets, they never seem to last long enough to freeze any here

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[Livinthedream]

Pikelets freeze great.
Buttermilk is a great low fat alternative to milk, it also makes cakes and breads nice and fluffy.
You can use it in anything really, curries, omelettes/quiches, muffins.

[Catastrophic]

Yea caramel slice....


Cat xox

[Catastrophic]

So chicken drumsticks - recipes please ;-)


Cat xox