Wonderful recipe! Very forgiving in its composition. I didn't have enough eggs or any buttermilk on hand. I used one egg and substituted 2% milk for the buttermilk (plus a little extra volume to make up for the missing eggs). Still delish with the modifications.
Great recipe - followed it as best as I could (didn't have buttermilk used 1% with a splash of vinegar... didn't have marjoram sprinkled a bit of sage in). Made half the recipe and included one potato (didn't want to break open a whole zucchini for 1/2 c) and I don't think that changed the taste a lot. They were delicious! Puffed up a bit added mozzarella (would've been better if fresh) and some banana legs tomatoes from the garden to garnish. Thanks for a great recipe! You could totally add some different seasonings to spice things up a bit!
Wonderful fritters! I followed the recipe as stated only I made my fritters a little smaller than 1/4 cup batter per fritter. I used Old German Heirloom tomatoes and also topped each fritter with a little chopped fresh basil. I served this with grilled "Balsamic Chicken." Nom! To reheat these fritters microwave until just warm then heat the rest of the way in the toaster oven...
This was EXCELLENT!!!!! I didn't have Marjoram or buttermilk on hand so I substituted with Garam Marsala for Marjoram and I used almond milk 2 tsp of lemon in place of the buttermilk. This was soooooo good!!:D I actually joined the site just so I could rate this recipe!
I only would give this 2 stars as it is rather bland. I think that more Parmesan cheese would help and I would grill the mozzarella on top of the tomato before placing it on top of the fritter.
Followed exactly- so yummy! Be sure to mix the dry ingredients first add zucchini and mix very well to coat prior to adding egg mixture. I can see myself manipulating this in the future but it is fantastic as it is! Must use fresh good quality ingredients!!!
I love this recipe! It is so delicious. I especially love it with a little goat cheese spread on the fritter and topped with a fresh home grown tomato! I have made them twice so far. I shredded the zucchini and let it sit in a colander on paper towels to drain off some excess moisture while I assembled the other ingredients. Both times I used 1/2 Whole Wheat White flour and 1/2 AP Flour. The second time I baked them in the oven at 425 for 7 mins flipped them and cooked for another 7 mins. Still delicious and healthier. They also toast up real well as leftovers!
This is a simple and forgiving recipe - I forgot the parmesan cheese and it was still a hit! I used roasted cherry tomatoes instead of fresh and added chopped scallions for texture. Definitely a recipe I will use again!
Fabulous! I added some fresh parsley and green onions and with the tomato and cheese on top it makes a meal.
