Year after year I can’t help being absorbed in the magic that is the first week of school. Remove from heat and serve with squeezed lemon juice. I used 1 egg, 1/3 c ricotta cheese and Italian bread crumbs and they seemed to do better after adding some e.v.o.o. I also reduced the grated lemon zest to just one third of a lemon, chopped up one green onion and found that to be a good balance for me. You are so right, life is a constant learning experience… to keep growing you have to keep learning… I was very shy and it was hard for me when we started new schools, we did so several times during my elem years….RaeDi, I was shy too.We changed schools a lot..the longest I spent in a school was two years! Thanks for the recipe and inspiration. love them and will make them again.Thank you! And after seeing these you've convinced me that I can't go another year without it. More Delicious Fried Foods. They look so delicious! Post was not sent - check your email addresses! J+C. Cooking sometimes isn’t an exact science and I think this recipe is a good example of that. had to use much more ricotta. These fantastic fritters are a mere 20-minute investment and the results are worth every second. moreover, if given hot.. Olive oil is greatly used in Europe. I wish I had a real setup for food photography but I’m leaving this tiny apartment soon… The mint and lemon zest added so much freshness to them while the ricotta added richness and made them an interesting change from my usual zucchini fritters. I see your recipe calls for 80 g of ricotta. Great preparation of the recipe…these look fantastic! Is that what is wrong with the recipe because it’s a mess . The first week of school is over and another one begins. I love the use of mint and ricotta! For my American eyes, using 1/2 cup of something and 4 tablespoons of something else, then throwing a curve ball of 80 grams of ricotta ??? Mario Batali's Edible Garden, at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, is named for two of his restaurants: the Otto Pizza Garden and the Babbo Beets, Garlic and Greens Garden. I’m definitely going to bookmark these because I LOVE zucchini squash & if it’s baked, well, shoot, I love it. I so can’t wait to try this. Line a large baking sheet with paper towels. These look wonderful AND I think I could actually get my kids to eat them!! So many surprising uses for that wonderful cheese! Love zucchini fritters…make them very often; but, never with ricotta. Mix thoroughly until well combined. Place grated zucchini on paper towels to remove remaining liquid. Drain the fritters on the paper towels and serve right away, with lemon wedges. ( Log Out /  Without shouting in my head “Why the hell did I start making this?”, I mean. I have no idea how you got these to stay together. Thanks for the lovely mention and a great recipe – one to try out when we get home next week! Place grated zucchini on paper towels to remove remaining liquid. Cook tablespoon measures of zucchini mixture in batches for 2-3 minutes each side, until golden and cooked through. and no thanx needed..I love your blog , These looks excellent. I did not know that there was a recipe for ricotta cheese in the bartolini kitchens blog! Thanks! I don’t have any zucchini at the moment but I do have ricotta…maybe I will hit the grocery store today! In a bowl, combine zucchini, ricotta, plain flour, parsley, lemon rind and egg. I happened to have all the ingredients. And I totally agree that Tanya’s Chica Anduluza blog is amazing, as is yours. The ingredients don’t match the correct quantity you need as well. I hope you won’t mind if I steal that for my own photos. c, The ricotta does make a big difference Cecilia…I loved it I hope you will too. They’re addicting and I love them. Do you have any other suggestions? In a large skillet, heat 1/4 inch of oil until shimmering. These zucchini ricotta fritters look amazing. I like all the ingredients you used, specially fresh cheese!! I doubt it though. Thank you for sharing!-Daniellehttp://secondwindvintage.blogspot.com/. After cooking in the frypan, I’ve thrown into the oven to cook. Fry over moderately high heat, turning once, until browned and crisp, about 3 minutes. To my great surprise, I could shape spoonfuls of the zucchini batter into 3-in. I didn’t have bread crumbs the first time I tried them so I subbed rolled oats (2/3 cup to 1/4 cup crumbs), and 2. This looks and sounds delicious. These fritters look amazing! I would sub the Olive Oil for frying with lard or Avocado Oil as the Olive oil isn’t meant for frying (in my eyes) Also subbing the breadcrumbs for a almond or sunflower flour as I allergic to gluten. One of the commenters replied that 80 g equaled 1 cup. These look so good! Working in batches, add 2-tablespoon mounds of the zucchini batter to the hot oil, spreading them to form fritters. (diameter) patties with hands without leaving any ingredient behind. The latest in food culture, cooking, and more. 80 grams = 1 cup. Did you come up with anything? Really badly made. I’ll have to test it myself, it’s a great idea! Even though I used an extra half cup of breadcrumbs as the mix seemed wet, these totally fell apart and were a bit of a disaster. Topped with a dollop of tzatziki, these fabulous fritters make an easy summertime hors d'oeuvre or side dish served with some grilled fish or chicken. Wow…that sounds soo tasty..ricotta & zucchini together & deep fried! A wonderful dish. They didn’t really have a flavor so will definitely spice them up also. Freshly made ricotta must make them light and crispy. I LOVE these. Line a large baking sheet with paper towels. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material and/or photographs without express and written permission from this blog’s author/owner is strictly prohibited. I’m not sure because I don’t eat any fritter things I won’t deny that yours look good, though , Hello Fati…I thin fritters and 3ijeh are one and the same, however our 3ijeh is usually just eggs, onions and herbs..fritters add more vegetables. ( Log Out /  These look amazing but in your recipe you speak of adding garlic ,lemon zest and flour and those ingredients are not on the ingredient list. Having to deal with the first of many separations life will put them through. (Oh yes, and the home made ricotta was outstanding… I will never buy store bought again! (diameter) patties with your hands (careful, if you make them too thin they will break apart). Recipe does seem to be disorganized. . I do love ricotta but I rarely eat it due to lack of inspiration. We made meals using zucchini almost every other day and they are such a versatile vegetable! ( Log Out /  xxx, Love these! this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. I love the addition of mint, and I can only imagine the yumminess added by the ricotta. Required fields are marked *. I hope ypu are having a blast on your trip It is never easy leaving a part of you , the dearest part of you, in someone else’s care. I used to be a ricotta fan before I became a vegan. Thanks Our 22 Best Crock Pot and Slow-Cooker Recipes. I have been waiting for a great recipe and this looks like my winner. its looks very delicious.. I would coat these in a herbed greek yoghurt and a drizzle of lemon, om nom. Well done you for making the ricotta too! Let the batter rest for 20 min in the fridge. as for the ricotta..I made the same decision..no more store bought..:). This is one of my favorite go to recipes for zucchini. It’s always nice when you have little expectations for a recipe and it surprises you with how good it turned out. I was mentally prepared for the disaster. Zucchini & Ricotta Fritters with Feta and Dill Makes about 20 fritters 2 medium zucchini, coarsely shredded 1/4 cup ricotta cheese 1/4 cup Greek yogurt 2 tbsp feta, crumbled 3 garlic cloves, minced 3 large scallions, very thinly sliced 1/4 cups fresh dill, chopped 2 large eggs 2 tsp finely grated lemon zest Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper

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