archive for June 15th, 2010
– fried squash blossom –
we recently made some fried squash blossoms from our garden that were delicious! we were getting frustrated over the amount of flowers falling off our plants but it turns out they were male flowers that don’t grow fruit. gub remembered having fried squash blossoms in italy so we found a recipe and did some frying.
to make these tasty treats, first gather and clean some squash flowers. next dip the flowers in egg and batter before frying them up in some oil at medium heat. it’s the same as frying anything, you’ll just want to use a light batter since the flowers are so delicate. we went with corn meal and loved it!
– ryan & gub
fried squash blossom recipe:
ingredients:
fresh squash flowers
whipped cream cheese for stuffing (if desired)
egg wash:
2 eggs, beaten
1/3 cup milk
batter:
1/2 cup corn meal
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp onion powder
1 tsp parsley
directions:
– clean squash flowers
– stuff squash flowers with a little whipped cream cheese if desired
– heat oil in a frying pan at medium heat
– dip squash flowers into egg wash and then batter
– gently place battered squash flowers in frying pan and fry until golden brown
– place fried flowers on splatter guard to let cool and drain the excess oil
– serve hot
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date of post: June 15th, 2010 | category: cooking, food, garden, handmade, how-to, recipe, spring
tags: cooking, food, garden, handmade, how-to, photography, recipe, ryan & gub, spring
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