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I am a sweet tooth. I’m trying to fight with my urge for sugar and cheat with healthier options. It’s
I am a sweet tooth. I’m trying to fight with my urge for sugar and cheat with healthier options. It’s not easy at all, whenever I see chocolate I feel like grabbing it. But it is possible to make something delicious and healthy. Like this apple fritters. It will be more healthy without a glaze, but come one, you can pour just a little bit, just for a taste. I found this recipe on Erin’s healthy blog – Texanerin. It is definitely too good to be healthy.
You will need for fritters:
- 1 cup oat flour
- 2 tbsp coconut flakes
- 2 tsp baking powder
- pinch of salt
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- ½ tsp ground nutmeg
- 6 tbsp apple juice
- 1 egg at room temperature
- 2 apples, diced
- oil for frying
For glaze:
- ½ cup powdered sugar
- 2 tbs apple juice
- ½ tsp cinnamon
- ¼ tsp nutmeg
Heat an oil on a frying pan and mix all the dry ingredients for fritters. When oil is warm, add apple juice, egg and apples to the dry mix. Combine ingredients and start frying. I put 1 tablespoon of dough for each. Fry until brown on each sides. Because you’re using an oat flour you need to flip it in a very delicate way.
When fritters are fried mix all the ingredients for glaze and pour it over.
Enjoy, Marta
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Yum they look absolutely fabulous, i’d one to try them! Thank you for the very nice comments on my blog!http://ohyummy.canalblog.com
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I have a very bad sweet tooth too! A sweet tooth that wishes for some of these delectable apple fritters!
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I love apple fritters when other people make them, but I’ve never tried making them myself!
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Anything apple related as be sold. Fritterise it and I’ll have to propose marriage 😛
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These look great!
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Oat flours and corn flakes! I’ve never made fritters like this. Very interesting. We’d love to have this for breakfast or snack. Healthy but it’s wonderful for someone who has a sweet tooth like myself. 🙂
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Great looking fritters. I love any and all fritters, but apple ones are especially nice, I think. Good stuff – thanks.
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One of the best desserts ever :DCheers
CCU
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That’s an interesting flour to use. It would suit me well. Lovely breakfast.
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Total yum! I love a good apple fritters for brunch and this definitely fits the bill!
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These sound very healthy 🙂
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It must be the week for the sweet tooth! 🙂 Whenever I see the word “fritter” it get so excited. I’ve never found a fritter I didn’t like. And these fritters I love! It’s like a little apple pie fritter.
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I know for me, fighting against the sweet tooth is like fighting an ocean wave. I always lose, lol…but seriously, you make some of the most mouthwatering desserts!
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Hi Marta, your apple fritters look very delicious. I’m sure it taste heavenly. Excellent click.Have a nice weekend.
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Apple fritters for breakfast sounds good. No sugar, oats and apples I think I would prefer eating them with the spicy glaze.
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These look delicious!!!! Healthy or not, I will have two please.
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Gorgeous! These look right up my alley–can’t wait to give them a try 🙂
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These look so delicious, I love the glaze!
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sounds amazing, this would be an easy gluten free swap too – going to try this Saturday!
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What delicious and golden looking fritters!
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Divine! I would not be able to stop eating those wonderful fritters…Cheers,Rosa
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Oooh! So pretty! 🙂 I’m really happy that you liked them.Where did you find oat flour? Or did you make it yourself? I’m surprised these worked with only oat flour. I’ll have to try that because it sounds even more yummy!And now I see that you’ve been posting a lot lately. I’ll have to catch up!And thanks for linking to me. 🙂
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Erin, this fritters were my pleasure 🙂 I made my oat flour in a coffee grinder 🙂
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Chocolate is my weakness too. Your apple fritters look delicious and if it healthy also even better.
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Girls all over the world love chocolate 🙂
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I just made these for brunch for my brother and I and now we’re hooked! I used pear instead of apple and coconut oil to fry them. So yummy! xxxhttp://www.katieskitchenjournal.com