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πŸ§†πŸ  Sweet Potato Fritters πŸ πŸ§†
Author: The Happy Pear 🍐

If you’re looking for a delicious healthy whole food plant based snack you’ve come to the right place. These sweet potato fritters are incredible. They burst with flavour and the batter adds such a nice texture. These are great sandwich fillings or even just on their own in your lunch box. We highly recommend trying them.

Ingredients

πŸ§†1 kg sweet potato
πŸ§†1 red onion
πŸ§†2 cloves of garlic
πŸ§†1 x 400g tin of chickpeas rinsed and drained (280g net weight)
πŸ§† A few leaves of chopped coriander
πŸ§†1 tsp salt
πŸ§†3 tsp tamari
πŸ§†2 tsp ground cumin
πŸ§†generous pinch of black pepper
πŸ§†Β½ red chilli chopped finely
πŸ§†Β½ lemon (juiced)
πŸ§†150 g peas
πŸ§†3 tbsp sieved gram flour
πŸ§†1 pinch of salt
πŸ§†1 pinch of black pepper
πŸ§†50 ml water
πŸ§†1 Β½ tbsp oil

Instructions

🍠 1. Chop the sweet potato into small chunks and roast on a baking tray at 180 C fan for 25 minutes or until cooked through. Finely chop the garlic, onion, chilli and coriander and in a large mixing bowl mash them together with your cooked sweet potatoes, chickpeas, 1 tsp salt, tamari, ground cumin, smoked paprika, a generous pinch of black pepper and lemon juice until it comes together.

🍠 2. Add in your peas and mix through.

🍠 3. Flatten out your mixture and cut into whatever shapes you like, we used a 7-8cm scone cutter.

🍠 4. For the fritter coating mix together the gram flour, generous pinch of salt, pinch of black pepper and water.

🍠 5. With your pan on a high heat, add the oil.

🍠 6. Coat each fritter in your gram flour mixture, reduce the heat to medium and fry until golden, about 3 minutes per side.

🍠 7. Leave to cool and then serve with hummus or whatever you’d like!

https://thehappypear.ie/recipes/sweet-potato-fritter/
https://youtu.be/F84NdEYXiBs

Thank you, Raiton πŸ˜ŠπŸ’•

About Sankose Eggs

Sankose eggs are typically partially buried in the sand underneath thorny bushes. The red spikes mimic the thorns on the bushes providing camouflage and defense.

About the Sankose Creature

Sankose are a very small species that live in the desert sands. Sankose are herbivores and their diet consists mainly of desert grasses and cacti. They use the hard spike on their tails to pierce the tough outer skin of cacti to better reach the water and flesh inside. The boney growths on their backs helps shield them from the sharp spines of the cactus.

Sankose are more commonly called "sand hoppers" as they will spring out of their sandy hiding places to pounce on small insects, stray leaves, or even each other as they play.