
Have I ever told you how much I love potato fritters? No? Oh, I do love them so much! Ever since I was a kid, I have always loved potato fritters. It's not the healthiest food, I know. Recently I added a new fav to my favourite food collection - courgette fritters. I call it a healthier variation of potato fritters. They must be healthier, because courgette is very healthy vegetable, right? Well, maybe they are not a bit more healthier that potato fritters, however they are definitely equally delicious! And they are so easy to make!

Courgette Fritters with Feta
500g courgettes, grated
1/2 tsp salt
1 shallot, thinly sliced
1 garlic clove, minced
2 eggs
1tbsp chopped fresh mint
150g feta, crumbled
5 tbsp plain flour
freshly grated black pepper
salt
olive oil for frying
Put the grated courgette in a colander, sprinkle with salt, mix and let stand for 20-30 minutes. Squeeze out any excess liquid. In a medium bowl, combine the courgette, shallot, garlic, eggs, mint, feta and flour. Season with salt and pepper.
Heat the oil in a pan over a medium heat. Ladle spoonful of the batter into the pan for each fritter and cook in batches for 3-4 minutes on each side. Transfer cooked fritters on a paper towel to drain excess oil from them.


Stunning photography as usual! Gorgeous post Sari!
ReplyDeleteGnam! I love this type of frying :-) Beautiful shoots
ReplyDeleteThese fritters look marvelous!
ReplyDeletehehe.. any fritters is good, girl..let's not think of the negative stuff ;-))) but yes, I LOVE potato fritters too!! actually potato anything :D
ReplyDeleteYou're making me so so hungry!!:)
ReplyDeleteYour courgette fritters look awesome!! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular pictures Sari!
ReplyDeleteThese look absolutely heavenly Sari!
ReplyDeleteOh those look fantastic and such pretty pictures. I love that fork!
ReplyDeletereally, really beautiful photos, Sari. x shayma
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Stunning looking pieces.
ReplyDeleteLove the addition of mint here... these look so tasty, beautiful photos!!
ReplyDeleteOk, zucchini fritter craving. Now.
ReplyDeleteI love zucchini fritters too.. :) And your photos just keep getting better and better. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing! Shopping for courgettes and feta tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! Just found your blog :)
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Nicole
http://nicolefranzen.blogspot.com/
delicious, i love minted courgette fritters!..i think i will have to cook some now!.
ReplyDeleteI made these and they were delicious! Thanks for the recipe and lovely pics :-)
ReplyDeletewhy do I eat my lunch from plastic box... this looks so delicious! I will make them for the weekend.
ReplyDeleteWe just made these and I must say ... they are incredible! Everyone in the family loved them, including the 2 yr old. ;)
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are awesome! They have definitely enticed me to make this! They look great and not too difficult to make, which is a must with me since I work all day. I bet my kids will go for these as well!
ReplyDeleteIn a word...nummie. can't wait to nibble on those.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteI just found this recipe via Pinterest. I'm getting ready to make these right now. Just waiting for 30 min after salting. It's only me and I'm not going to be able to eat these in 1 sitting. Do they keep well? What would be the best way to reheat?
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, you have a few options. First, don't fry them all and keep the batter in your fridge, it will keep for one day. Just stir it before frying to combine all ingredients again. Second, fry them all, freeze them and than bake them after defrosting. And the last option is to keep them in the fridge and then shortly reheat them in the oven or microwave. I also really like them at room temperature.
DeleteThank you so much. This helps a lot! Ate one after frying last night. SO GOOD!
DeleteSo glad to hear you like them! These are my all time favourite fritters! :)
DeleteHi Jennifer! I just saw the pic for this recipe on Pinterest and I came straight to your blog to ask you an odd question: Could you share the name of the pattern/manufacturer of your fork? That pattern is lovely and I'd love to know who it's by. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi, I got the fork from my grandma. It's quite an old fork and doesn't say the name of the manufacturer. Sorry I can't help.
Deletewhy can't I pin this?! so frustrating!
ReplyDeleteHi, which picture are you trying to pin? I know many of my pictures have been pinned, so it should work for you too.
DeleteYour photos are amazing!! I just started a food blog, and my photography is improving but I still have a long way to go. I would love some advice if you have time! Michelle http://healthyrecipeecstasy.com/
ReplyDeleteI have made these several times and they are the best.
ReplyDeleteMy first time to your website to make these fritters!! Absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Deletelove it thankxxxxx
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI've made these all August and September! I love them and am sharing the recipe on my blog today with a link back to you! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteI want to make these but I don't know how much 500g coutgettes are. How many coutgettes would I actually need? Also, 150g of feta cheese. Can you give it to me in pounds or ouces? Thank you, Emily
ReplyDeleteHello, I am looking forward to trying your recipe--how much oil do you use? Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi, I fry the fritters in a non-stick skillet so I only use a table spoon of oil or so. I don't like them very greasy.
DeleteThanks!
DeleteYou are an excellent photographer! I made these delicious fritters last night for dinner and they were wonderful! Thank you for the recipe and inspiration!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mynewlywedcookingadventures.com/2013/03/cook-your-dreams-zucchini-fritters-with.html#
Quick question - Do I combine the batter with the ingredients prior to frying?
ReplyDeletehow many courgettes equal 500g? and 140g feta??? I guess I can guess it...
ReplyDeleteCooked these tonight. Halved the recipe as I'm only cooking for two. So yum! Thank you :)
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