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| This recipe for light and cheerful courgette, pea and mint fritters came from Sus Davy, who wrote the delightful Rough Measures food blog. This wonderful summer recipe makes great use of Green Pea Flour along with fresh peas or any other seasonal veg or wild greens. |
‘I’ve been using Hodmedod’s pea flour for a while now, and love how versatile it is. The flour smells wonderful and has a very subtle taste. These courgette and pea fritters are simple and speedy, for quick evening dinners, but still pack flavour. I like to make a big batch of them, to keep on the side, as an afternoon snack, or to bulk out a salad for dinner.’ - Sus Davy
Preparation time: 10 mins | Cooking time: 6 mins | Total time: 16 mins
Makes 12 Fritters
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