http:\/\/www.learningherbs.com\/dandelion_recipes.html<\/a><\/p>\nDandelion Fritters!<\/p>\n
It actually sounded tasty, and easy! The girls were on board to at least give it a try!<\/p>\n
First we picked some dandelions, watching for spiders and other little critters.<\/p>\n
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Put them all in a bowl.<\/p>\n
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Then we laid them out on a white plate, so we could double, and triple check them for bugs.<\/p>\n
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Hee hee.<\/p>\n
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Grabbed an egg from our hens, some flour (we just used plain white flour), some oil (you can use coconut oil, but we went with vegetable, Shaylah’s request, she didn’t want a ‘nutty’ taste), and some milk. We use whole milk.<\/p>\n
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Mixed it all together.<\/p>\n
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Dipped the dandelions in the batter.<\/p>\n
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And fried them up!<\/p>\n
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They were actually starting to smell REALLY good!
\nElsa wasn’t sure what to think. Hee hee.<\/p>\n
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It looks like FOOD. Not weeds!<\/p>\n
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Hmmmm… not bad.<\/p>\n
And there you have, dandelion fritters!<\/p>\n
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We tried them first with a bit of salt, with the head of the dandelion. Then we did the rest like tiny pancakes, pulling the petals from the dandelions and mixing them through the batter. We liked that best.<\/p>\n
We tried some with maple syrup, that was my favorite!<\/p>\n
The kids also tried them with mustard. They said it was good that way too. I don’t much like mustard.<\/p>\n
Our dandelions are all mowed away now, but I believe we may make these again if some more grow over the next few months.<\/p>\n
Yes, they were good enough to say we’d do it again!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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