RICE FRITTERS RECIPES

Rice is one of the most difficult ingredients to judge when trying to make the right amount. It’s often easy to overcompensate given how tiny it looks when dry. Fortunately, there are a number of great ways to put your leftover rice to good use. From pancakes and burritos to stuffed peppers and soups, the options

Provided by Cassie Marshall

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I created this recipe when we were growing our own zucchini at home. Now, those zucchini can’t grow fast enough to keep up with how much we love the recipe! Whether you opt for yellow or green, you don’t need to peel the zucchini for this recipe; simply grate on the large holes of a box grater, or feed through the grating blade of a food processor. These make a light meal or a lovely side dish. Serve with a vegan sour cream (or a nut cheese thinned with a little water), or even simply with ketchup or a balsamic reduction.  Flour Tip: Depending on the moisture in the zucchini, and how it measures grated, you may need more or less flour. I like ¾ cup; it yields fritters that are still moist with zucchini but hold together just fine. You can always start with ¾ cup and adjust with a touch more flour if you like as you start to cook. More flour will yield firmer patties.  Dill Seed Tip: Dill seed beautifully accents these fritters. If you don’t have it, I wouldn’t substitute fresh or dried dill weed. Instead, try substituting ¼–½ teaspoon cumin seed or fennel seed. From Dreena’s Kind Kitchen: 100 Whole-Foods Vegan Recipes to Enjoy Every Day

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Total Time 40 minutes

Prep Time 20 minutes

Number Of Ingredients 9

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