Sweet onions dipped in a beer batter and fried to crispy perfection. Sometimes it’s good to be bad.
Note: The sauce is best if prepared several hours ahead of time, so plan ahead!
by oneordinaryday and filed in Fried, Sides
This is the perfect side dish for those summer months when you have more zucchini than you know what to do with. Made mini and you’ve got a great appetizer too.
by The Noshery and filed in Fried, Sides
The incredible edible zucchini is in season. These fritters are a great way to prepare them. They have a great crispy edge with a softer center. The mint gives them a refreshing touch in contrast with the feta. Even if you are not a feta fan, I encourage you to try it in this dish.
by Margaret@Kitchen Frau and filed in Fried, Sides
Kids will gobble up these tasty zucchini fritters—and so will adults. (Gluten-free version included, too!)
by Gina (Running to the Kitchen) and filed in Fried, Sides
Like a crab cake but with a superfood! And, no crab.
by Zorymar and filed in Fried, Sides
Fried yuca is a creative alternative to French fries. It is commonly prepared to accompany a barbecue, broiled chicken, or just on its own. The ingredients are simple and quantities will depend on how many people you want to surprise with this original dish.
by melissa72 and filed in Fried, Sides
These french fries are the best that I have eaten. I tried them at the Flame Restaurant in Springfield, MO and this is my version.
by thecatskillkiwi and filed in Fried, Sides
Savory corn fritters, super easy to make for breakfast, lunch or dinner!
by Heather Disarro and filed in Fried, Sides
A flavorful twist on the classic tot recipe!
by Gina (Running to the Kitchen) and filed in Fried, Sides
Part sweet potato fry, part hush puppy, part cheesy popper, completely irresistible.
by Stephanie Deal and filed in Fried, Sides
This tasty dish is really easy to prepare and tastes great with pork chops, etc. It can also just be eaten as a snack.
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