Check out my interview and purely delicious ... - The Healthy Chef
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yum. | the healthy chef<br />
green pea<br />
fritters<br />
{ Ingredients }<br />
300g (10½ oz) green peas (if using frozen, make sure to defrost first)<br />
2 tablespoons fresh chopped parsley<br />
2 organic/free range eggs<br />
zest of 1 lemon<br />
150g (5¼ oz) good quality ricotta<br />
1 ½ tablespoons coconut flour (see notes)<br />
Pinch of sea salt <strong>and</strong> pepper<br />
Smash the green peas roughly either by h<strong>and</strong> or<br />
by using a blender or food processor. Make sure to<br />
keep it chunky as this is not a puree.<br />
Combine the smashed peas into a bowl with<br />
parsley, egg, lemon zest <strong>and</strong> coconut flour. <strong>The</strong><br />
coconut flour will thicken the mix <strong>and</strong> allow it to<br />
hold its shape when cooking. Season with salt <strong>and</strong><br />
pepper <strong>and</strong> taste to check.<br />
Add the ricotta last, smashing it through the pea<br />
fritter batter – make sure to leave nice chunky bits<br />
of ricotta through the mix.<br />
Heat a pan over a low heat with a little olive oil.<br />
Cook spoonfuls of pea fritter mixture - as much as<br />
you would pikelets or small pancakes. You should<br />
get ab<strong>out</strong> six green pea fritters.<br />
{ REMEMBER } It’s important to cook them over<br />
a low, gentle heat on each side until golden <strong>and</strong><br />
cooked through. Serve with a squeeze of lemon<br />
<strong>and</strong> enjoy. You can also accompany with leafy<br />
greens or steamed vegetables <strong>and</strong> drizzle with<br />
cold pressed olive oil <strong>and</strong> lemon.<br />
+ Makes 6 +<br />
{ NOTES } Coconut flour is available from most<br />
health food stores. It can also be replaced with<br />
other gluten-free flours such as almond meal or<br />
brown rice flour. Quantities of almond meal or<br />
rice flour will need to be doubled – just enough so<br />
that the fritter will hold its shape when cooked.<br />
For dairy-free fritters – omit the ricotta all<br />
together.<br />
gluten<br />
free<br />
SOY<br />
free<br />
SUGAR<br />
free