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I'm going to be posting various recipes I've previously posted in my own LJ, starting with...
Carrot Patties
Just made up a recipe for carrot turnovers. Tastes good! I got the idea from a Scandinavian recipe I've made before for a "carrot pancake" that's made with a lot more eggs and flour and is baked in the oven. That tastes sort of like quiche. This is more like a super-healthy pancake.
Directions (for 5 turnovers):
Roughly chop up up 3 large carrots. Throw it in a food processor or blender, turn on high and get the things into small bits. Pour bits into a bowl and mix in one egg, about 4 heaping tablespoons of flour (I used potato flour), and some milk (1/4 cup). Mix this up until all the carrots are coated but there's some leftover egg-milk liquid. (The carrots should be able to stick together just enough.)
To cook, just heat up a skillet on high for 2 minutes and spoon the batter into pancakes. After cooking on high for about 3 minutes, turn down to medium-high. Then cook 3 minutes more, or until the egg-milk batter has congealed. Then flip each turnover and cook for 4 minutes more.
Serve hot with your choice of condiment -- horseradish, ketchup, sour cream. Would be good with soup, salad. Low cal and has protein.
I'm going to be posting various recipes I've previously posted in my own LJ, starting with...
Carrot Patties
Just made up a recipe for carrot turnovers. Tastes good! I got the idea from a Scandinavian recipe I've made before for a "carrot pancake" that's made with a lot more eggs and flour and is baked in the oven. That tastes sort of like quiche. This is more like a super-healthy pancake.
Directions (for 5 turnovers):
Roughly chop up up 3 large carrots. Throw it in a food processor or blender, turn on high and get the things into small bits. Pour bits into a bowl and mix in one egg, about 4 heaping tablespoons of flour (I used potato flour), and some milk (1/4 cup). Mix this up until all the carrots are coated but there's some leftover egg-milk liquid. (The carrots should be able to stick together just enough.)
To cook, just heat up a skillet on high for 2 minutes and spoon the batter into pancakes. After cooking on high for about 3 minutes, turn down to medium-high. Then cook 3 minutes more, or until the egg-milk batter has congealed. Then flip each turnover and cook for 4 minutes more.
Serve hot with your choice of condiment -- horseradish, ketchup, sour cream. Would be good with soup, salad. Low cal and has protein.