What can you do with a box of soy bean sprouts that will expire tomorrow? Make a salad? Put them into a stir fry? Use them for a soup?
None of the above. Make some pancakes or fritters! I found the idea on the internet and was intrigued. These sprouts are crunchy but contain a lot of water. Will they splatter all over the kitchen when they are frying in the pan? Not at all.
The ingredients for the batter do not show a specific region or style. You can't call it Asian or any other kind of area. I ate mine with rice and sweet Ketchp Manis from Indonesia. But that was my turn of the dish. Serve them as they are and you have a light snack or lunch.
Recipe for 5 fritters:
220 g soy bean sprouts (no mung bean sprouts), 2 eggs, 50 g flour
2 spring onions, 1 hand full of mixed herbs or just parsley, 1 tsp paprika powder, zest of 1/2 lemon, salt and pepper, 5 tbsp rapeseed oil
Heat up the oil in a large pan. Mix the ingredients and spoon about 3 tbsp per fritter into the pan. On medium high heat on each side for 4 min. Let it rest on kitchen paper.
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