Cheese, potato and sweetcorn pancakes



Cheese, potato and sweetcorn pancakes from Anon

kids can help vegetarian
Category
Potato recipes
Snack recipes
Vegetarian recipes
ServesNot stated
Prep time Not stated
Cook timeNot stated

Mumsnetter ratings

based on (5) reviews
Ease of finding ingredients 10
Ease of cooking10
Success with kids8.75
Success with adults9.5
Overall Mark 9

Ingredients

1 egg, beaten
1 tsp milk
Handful sweetcorn
1 large potato, peeled and grated
115g cheese, grated
1 tbsp flour
Salt & pepper (to taste)
1 tbsp olive oil

Method

1. Blend the egg and milk together
2. Get your children to help to grate one large potato and a small chunk of cheese
3. Stir everything together in a bowl and add one tbsp flour and salt and pepper
4. Drop by spoonfuls onto a greased, heated frying pan
5. Fry until light brown on each side

Mumsnetter Reviews

From: MelBanks on Thu 27-Sep-12 16:04:35 Overall rating: 10.0
I made these wonderful pancakes from a gluten free coconut flour. It was amazing. I did need to use a few more eggs though. It tasted amazing. It was Tiana Coconut Flour. So healthy. The heath benefits are written on the pack. It is high in fibre and low in carbohydrates. Try it. Its fantastic. My kids swear by it. They want it for breakfast every weekend and I don't feel bad about giving it to them because I know its healthy and good for them. My neighbour gave me the recipe
From: Kempette on Sun 17-Jun-12 09:19:03 Overall rating: 8.8
Absolutely delicious and very easy. Cooked on low for quite a while to ensure the potato was soft, so they had a beautiful golden crust, the recipe was bang-on. I would do these as a starter for a dinner party, they're that yummy. Thanks for the recipe :)
From: OhNoMyFanjo on Fri 08-Jun-12 17:07:32 Overall rating: 9.5
I didn't put as much cheese in and don't see tge need for tge oil, but they were very quick and easy. And most importantly dd 4 and so did ds 9 months loved them. Re tge other comment about if it's cooked potatoe, no its not, maybe you had tge heat up too high so tge outside was brown before it was cooked through?
From: kwebster on Wed 25-Apr-12 12:21:34 Overall rating: 0.0
Is the potato cooked?
From: VagolaJahooli on Thu 19-Apr-12 17:23:39 Overall rating: 10.0
Awesome!!! Was at a lose for what to do for tea but these were perfect! Ds1 cracked the egg, ds2 mixed in the milk and then they shared in adding and mixing the rest. Only adjustment we made was a little more flour and milk & ds1 doesn't like corn so we whizzed up some baby spinach with a little milk poured it in and made them green alien pancakes!



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