Corn Fritters

Corn Fritters

9-12 months
Recipe
Prep: 5 mins
Cooking: 10 mins
Portion(s): 6
Breakfast

Discover our easy corn fritters recipe that is packed full of cheese, spinach and of course corn! Learning how to make corn fritters will give you a new superpower to deliver healthy ingredients in a snackable form that your little one will love. Our healthy corn fritters are also a source of iron as we’ve added a secret ingredient - CERELAC baby cereal. Try it out today.

Ingredients

1 cup (160g) corn kernels

2 eggs

½ cup CERELAC Multigrain with Banana & Apple Baby Cereal

½ cup (125mL) water 

1 cup (20g) spinach, chopped

¼ cup (30g) cheddar cheese, shredded

Spray oil for cooking

Step by step

  • Instructions

    1. Place corn, eggs, dry CERELAC Multigrain with Banana & Apple Baby Cereal and water in a blender and blend until smooth. 
    2. Pour the mix into a bowl, add spinach, cheese, and mix through. 
    3. Heat a non-stick frying pan over medium heat; spray with oil. Add tablespoonfuls of mixture to the pan and cook for 2 minutes on each side or until golden; repeat with remaining mixture.
    4. Cut corn fritters into halves for younger babies, serve warm.

    TIPS: Batch cooking - freeze some fritters for when you need a quick afternoon tea for your little one. Simply heat up on the microwave from frozen for 4 min. 

    If you’re wondering what else you could do with any leftover corn, you could try out our other recipes such as our Creamed Corn & Chicken Soup and Chicken & Corn Puree.

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