Ingredients
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1
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1
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1
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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1
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2 - 4
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Directions
Kale-Corn Fritters,Adapted from an adaptation from Cait Johnson’s book, “Witch in the Kitchen”. These are yummy and while they taste awful for you- are pretty good, especially with all the super-nutritious kale they contain. They go well with traditional Southern dishes- I think they would be very good with fried catfish. They also freeze well. I just cook mine at about 350F for 5-7 min in my toaster oven still frozen and eat! Be sure to cut your kale small enough, because the large chunks can be kind of offensive. Times are estimates.,As my garden is over flowing with kale I am searching for things to make. These fritters were a perfect addition to dinner tonight to help with the “growing kale problem”. The fritters were quite tasty and everyone at the table enjoyed them (the neighbors too as I took some over). The only addition I made was a 1/2 tsp of baking powder as they had no leavening ingredient. They turned out light with good flavor. These will be repeated.
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Steps
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In a Large Bowl, Stir Together the Flour, Cornmeal, Salt, Kale and Corn. |
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2
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in a Medium Bowl, Lightly Beat the Eggs. |
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3
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Mix in the Oil/Butter, and Milk. |
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4
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Make a Well in the Center of the Dry Ingredients and Pour in the Wet Ingredients. |
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This Makes Mixing in Easier and Faster. |
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6
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If You Are Using the Onion, Sautee It, Then Add to Your Batter. |
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7
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Also, If You Are Using the Bacon, Cook It and Crumble It Into the Batter. |
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8
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Reserve Some of the Bacon Grease. |
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9
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For Both of These, It Is Better If You Can Cook Your Fritters in the Same Pan- the Fact That You Already Cooked Flavorful Foods in That Pan Will Add to the Flavor of the Fritters. |
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10
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Do not Worry If the Batter Seems Kind of Thin. |
