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corn fritters

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Recipe by
Mary Ann Hanson
@DeaconGrandma
Wakefield, NE

These are light as a cloud and so delicious. I used home grown, home frozen corn for the extra cup. I served these with local honey from the farmer's market but they are good on their own. They would be good with maple syrup too!!! Makes me think of my grandma! She would make fritters and tell me of my uncle when he was little. "Oh Mom! What if the world would end and we could not have fritters!" What a silly thing for a little boy to say who just wanted fritters! Grandma said he was not worried about the world!!!! He just loved fritters! My photo.

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yield 6 serving(s)
prep time 10 Min
cook time 5 Min
method Deep Fry

Ingredients For corn fritters

  • 1 can
    cream style corn
  • 1 lg
    egg, beaten
  • 2 pkg
    6 oz, buttermilk pancake mix
  • 1 c
    whole kernel corn, home frozen or commercial
  • 2 Tbsp
    water (if needed)
  • canola oil or your favorite for deep frying, a good two inches

How To Make corn fritters

  • 1
    Heat canola oil or other oil in fryer or deep pan. Mix ingredients for fritters.
  • 2
    Beat egg. Add can of creamed corn.
  • 3
    Stir in two packages of pancake mix.
  • 4
    Add cup of whole kernel corn and mix. If mixture is dry, add a little of the water. Mixture should be very thick.
  • 5
    I use a frier so I do not know how hot the oil is. Drop in a chunk of bread and see if it just fries gently. If so the oil should be good.
  • 6
    Drop teaspoons of the corn batter into the oil and fry for about five minutes watching and turning over halfway through.
  • 7
    Turn out on a pan lined with paper or dish towels and set in a warm oven until all fritters are done.
  • 8
    Serve with honey or maple syrup. I serve with local made sausages and eggs for a delicious breakfast or supper.
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