Okra Fritters

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This little experiment came out quite tasty!  And ever so easy once I thawed the okra.  This is not suitable until the grains rung of OWL.  Those still on Induction might try subbing flax meal for the bake mixes and then it would be OK for Induction.  I RARELY deep fry (mostly oven fry now), as I don’t like using oil this way, but I will occasionally make these when I get a craving for them.  My Oven-Fried Okra is good, but just not as easy as making these little lovelies.  🙂  If you prefer, you can use all Carbquick or all Jennifer’s bake mix.  Your call on that one.  I just like the synergy the two mixed together brings to the table.

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INGREDIENTS:

8 oz. frozen sliced okra, coarsely chopped

2 oz. onion, finely minced

1 T. Jennifer Eloff’s Gluten-Free Bake Mix

1 T. CarbQuick bake mix (or 1 T. more Jen Eloff’s GF bake mix for gluten-free version)

1 egg

2 T. heavy cream

Pinch each of salt, black pepper and cayenne pepper

2 c. frying oil of your choice

DIRECTIONS:   Thaw, drain, and chop okra.  Place in mixing bowl.  Add remaining ingredients and stir well.  Heat oil to VERY hot and drop batter by soup spoons into fat.  Allow to fully brown before attempting to flip to second side or these will fall apart on you.  When both sides are nicely browned, remove and drain on paper towels.

NUTRITIONAL INFO:   Makes twelve 2″ fritters, each contains:

25 calories

1.67 g fat

2.09 g carbs, .73 g fiber, 1.36 NET CARBS

1.34 g protein

24 mg sodium

71 thoughts on “Okra Fritters

  1. Is the whole recipe “gluten free”, because we have had to make a whole makeover diet because my fiance’s doc told him he needs to go gluten free due to stomach issues and an “infection” she is monitoring…

    1. No, the Carbquik is not gluten free. You’d have to use ALL Jennifer’s gluten free mix to make these 100% gluten free.

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