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Sweet Corn Fritters

Today I bring to your dining table, the taste of The United States of America. Its a common breakfast dish served in the States. Nope...its not pancakes. They do have some other amazing stuffs too other than pancakes and maple syrup. :) Its "Sweet Corn Fritters"!!
This cooked breakfast is a taste of America - a delicious, different way to start the day. Just try it if you want a little change from your usual omelette. :)
Ingredients:
  • 4 eggs (beaten)
  • 1/2 medium red onion (finely chopped)
  • 1/2 tsp dijon mustard (optional)
  • 200 gm sweetcorn (I use the tinned one)
  • 2 tbsp chopped parsley (can use coriander leaves)
  • 2 tomatoes (thick round slices)
  • salt & pepper for seasoning
  • cooking oil to drizzle
Method:
  1. Heat your omelette pan & drizzle some oil into it. Let it become medium hot.
  2. Using a fork, combine all the ingredients mentioned above except tomato slices in a large mixing bowl. Season well with salt & pepper.
  3. Create a small or big fritter by putting 2 generous ladle of the mixture into the pan. If all the corn is in the middle of the fritter, gently spread the corn kernels out to its edges.
(Stir the mix between each spoonful. or the corn will settle down at the bottom of the bowl).
4. Cook the fritters for a minute or two or until the egg has set enough to turn the fritters over. Cook the other side too. Remove the omelette to your serving plate.
5. In the same pan, pop the tomato slices & heat through on both the sides for a minute each side.
6. While serving each fritter, top with 2-3 slices of tomato & sprinkling of fresh herbs if you want.

Your simple, quick, easy breakfast is ready in minutes.

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