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Veggie patties

by BerryTasty

I’ve been looking for a healthy snack and little addition to Phoebe’s lunch box on Pinterest and I came across a few different courgette fritters recipes. I wanted a recipe which would have a few different types of vegetables in it and was tasty and easy to make. This is my twist on courgette fritters which seemed to be a big hit.

Veggie Patties

Squeezing the liquid out of courgette

These little patties have so much colour in them which makes it appealing and it was really fun to make. They are dairy free but if you can eat cheese you can always great some in. Phoebe was as usual making sure I put enough garlic in and she insisted on stirring the mixture which resulted in a very messy kitchen!

I love using courgettes because it is such a versatile vegetable, but because the taste is quite bland make sure you add a lot of flavour to it. I used garlic and red onion which also gave it a nice crunch. There is also a lot of water in courgette so I’ve put the grated courgette and carrot together in a tea towel and squeezed as much liquid out as I could.

Veggie patties mixtureVeggie patties ready for oven

I have used eggs so I’m afraid it is not a vegan recipe this time but I’m sure egg substitute would work just fine (I have just learnt to make a super easy one from chickpea water so might post it another time). I love using chickpea flour but regular or GF flour would also do.

If you add a couple more spoons of chickpea flour (its sometimes called Gram Flour and I bough mine from Tesco) to the recipe and deep fry these instead of baking, you will end up with the most delicious Pakoras which are my carnivore husband’s favourites. 

I have shaped little balls in my hand and flattened it out on a baking paper lined tray. This recipe made 12 little patties.

Veggie Pattie - Vegetarian, Dairy free snack

The reason I love these patties is that they are a perfect snack for a toddler who is always on the run. Feefee was busy playing in the garden so she just grabbed one and continued to play. It also seems that when she is involved in cooking, she is more likely to eat what we’ve made.

Veggie Patties - Easy, Healthy, vegetarian recipe snack, ideal for kids.           Courgette and pepper patties

Having thought about friends with younger babies, these would make for a perfect baby led weaning food!

Veggie patties - vegetarian snack, approved by toddler

Toddler loves veggie patties

Print Recipe
Courgette and pepper patties
Perfect healthy snack and a lunch box item
Toddler loves veggie patties
Servings
Ingredients
  • 1 Courgette
  • 1 Large Carrot
  • half Red Pepper
  • half Yellow Pepper
  • half Red Onion
  • 2 cloves garlic minced
  • 2 tbsp Chickpea Flour Or regular flour
  • salt and pepper to taste
Servings
Ingredients
  • 1 Courgette
  • 1 Large Carrot
  • half Red Pepper
  • half Yellow Pepper
  • half Red Onion
  • 2 cloves garlic minced
  • 2 tbsp Chickpea Flour Or regular flour
  • salt and pepper to taste
Toddler loves veggie patties
Instructions
  1. Grate the courgette and carrot and squeeze the liquid out of them using a tea towel. Chop all the other veggies. Alternatively, use the food processor to do the job. Mix in the egg, add the chickpea flour, salt and pepper and combine the mixture.
  2. Shape little ball in you hand and put on a baking tray lined with a baking paper (I sprayed the baking paper with some cooking oil as these sticks like glue!!) Use your fingers or a spoon to flatten these into a pattie shape.
  3. Bake for 20 mins on 180 degrees.

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Nice to meet you! I’m Kristina and I’m blogging about dairy free cooking. Both of my kids suffered with food allergies and hence I have been trying to come up with a way to feed our family without having to cook four different meals a day and enjoy the process at the same time. I’m a working mum, I love food, travelling, photography, yoga and days out with my two girls and my husband Tom.

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