Thai corn fritters vegan, a sweet and spicy tasting snack with sweet corn. Step by step photos for easy understanding. Using frozen corn is the easiest way.
As an Indian, I have tried corn kebab and loved it a lot, my family loves it too and make it in the weekends sometimes.
So when I saw this easy Thai style corn fritters recipe in the cookbook I borrowed in library, I wanted to try it out.
I just adapted the recipe and adjusted to suit my family’s taste and my convenience. And as expected, it was loved by both Aj and Vj. I too loved it very much. (sweet corn + Deep fried!)
Its so simple and easy to make, so you can make it as snack for your hungry kids back from school or to make any weekend special with an evening snack.
Instructions
- Place the corn in a microwaveable bowl with lid and cook covered for 4 minutes in high or as per instructions in the cover of the frozen corn.
- No need to add water. Stir in between for even cooking. If using fresh corn, then you can add 2 tablespoon of water.
- Grind the items in the table “To grind coarsely” with 2 tablespoon of water.
- Mix cooked corn (cooled down), ground item, pepper powder, both flours, salt with a tablespoon of water if needed.
- The consistency should be like a vada batter. Adjust flour or water to get the consistency right.
- Heat oil in a kadai, wet you hands with little water and make patties and drop carefully in the hot oil.
- The flame should be medium when you drop the fritters. Make sure the oil not too hot, as it will make the corn pop and its dangerous as the oil may spill.
- You can also spoon the corn mixture to oil, so if you want you can adjust the consistency accordingly.
- Cook on both sides for total 4 minutes in medium flame, flipping to ensure even cooking. Cook until its golden in colour. Make sure you stand a bit far, in case the corn pops in the oil, for safer side. Make 3-4 per batch and drain over paper towels.
Serve hot! Soft, crispy and crunchy corn fritters are yummy as such, or you can pair it with any hot and sweet sauces!
Thai corn fritters vegan
Thai corn fritters vegan, a sweet and spicy tasting snack with sweet corn. Step by step photos for easy understanding. Using frozen corn is the easiest way.
Servings 15 fritters
Cup measurements
Ingredients
- 2 cups Sweet corn kernels frozen
- 3 tablespoon All purpose flour
- 1.5 tablespoon Rice flour
- Salt as needed
- 1 teaspoon Black pepper powder
- Oil for deep frying
To grind coarsely
- 4 Shallots small onions
- 2 Bird's eye chilli or green chilli
- 3 Garlic cloves
- 1 tablespoon Coriander leaves chopped
- 1 Coriander root optional
Instructions
- Place the corn in a microwaveable bowl with lid and cook covered for 4 minutes in high or as per instructions in the cover of the frozen corn. No need to add water.
- Stir in between for even cooking. If using fresh corn, then you can add 2 tablespoon of water.
- Grind the items in the table “To grind coarsely” with 2 tablespoon of water.
- Mix cooked corn (cooled down), ground item, pepper powder, both flours, salt with a tablespoon of water if needed.
- The consistency should be like a vada batter. Adjust flour or water to get the consistency right.
- Heat oil in a kadai, wet you hands with little water and make patties and drop carefully in the hot oil. The flame should be medium when you drop the fritters.
- Make sure the oil not too hot, as it will make the corn pop and its dangerous as the oil may spill.
- You can also spoon the corn mixture to oil, so if you want you can adjust the consistency accordingly.
- Cook on both sides for total 4 minutes in medium flame, flipping to ensure even cooking. Cook until its golden in colour.
- Make sure you stand a bit far, in case the corn pops in the oil, for safer side. Fry 3-4 per batch and drain over paper towels.
Notes
- Make sure to cook the sweet corn in closed container to ensure retain its moisture.
- You can also steam it, if you don't have microwave.Corn should be cooked properly to avoid popping in the hot oil.
- Oil should not be fuming hot at any point, just make sure to higher and lower accordingly as there are chances of popping.
- Any way, one or two corn per batch will pop, so make sure you stand at safe distance while the fritters are getting cooked.
- Also there should be enough batter to bind and coat the corns.Use a deep frying pan.
- I used coriander root alone while grinding, as this is a Thai recipe and asked for it, but we can use coriander leaves alone and I tried that way too, it was nice.
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AparnaRajeshkumar
never thought this way 🙂 Definitely me trying ~ once i come out of my diet plan !
Aarthi
Totally Yum..Those are my fav..
Veena Theagarajan
looks so yumm!
Shweet Spicess
Wow 🙂 a treat for sweetcorn lovers 🙂
JEYASHRI SURESH
This looks very tempting. Easy one to make when there are sudden guests at home
Apu
They look so crunchy and tempting!
sangeetha pn
delectable!
Vruti Shah
Yummy.. so easy to make...
Sona S
so delicious and crunchy.
Wer SAHM
feel to munch rite now...too yum
Shama Nagarajan
tempting dear
Kalpana Sareesh
yummy one .. i use to grind n make them into vadas..
Kaveri Venkatesh
Mmm...Looks so tempting...love those whole corn kernels in the fritters
Nagalakshmi V
fab idea. TH loves corn and of course anything deep fried so i'm sure he'd love this 🙂
Sowmya Madhavan
Good one..I have one corn pakora recipe in my blog too..my guju friend used to make it a lot..love them..
Madhumira Venkataraman
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BAGIRATHI DEVI
Ur version is new look like masal vadi
Akila
Lovely n innovative fritters
Sarada Subramaniam
Kids will love this....thank you for such a wonderful recipe....
Rasi
these are pretty delicious.. i do the same along with capsicum !
Hamaree Rasoi
I have to scratch my head once mmy son comes back from his school..this is such a great snack
Krithi Karthi
Wow... super addicting and perfect for the monsoon.. I have tried this in a thai restaurant once..
Sowmya D.S.L
Yummy snack raks.. !! I love corn 🙂
Priti S
Looks yum and tempting ...nice pics
neelima
looks yummy..can we grind the fresh corn to avoid popping?
divya
what a drool-worthy click...looks gorgeous!
Recipe world
Fritters look really tempting! Nice recipe dear..
Food corner
First time here ...lovely clivks n recipe http://kiransaboo.blogspot.in/
Preeti Kashyap
Lovely...i have tried one recipewith eggs though...and it was shallow fry. This is lovely for my parents who dont have eggs
Preeti Kashyap
Lovely...i have tried one recipewith eggs though...and it was shallow fry. This is lovely for my parents who dont have eggs
Chitz
Yummy & perfect looking fritters.. I am allergic to corn but this seems like an easy & healthy way to please guests 🙂
Unknown
Excellent Recipe. Tried it for a weekend snack.It was really yummy. Everyone at home loved it. Thanks Raks for sharing this.
chams
very nice one, i tried and it came out so crispy and tasty that went very well for a rainy evening.
Asha Krishnan
I tried this in my home and it came very well!!! A good evening snack!!!:)
Anitha Kirubakaran
Tired this raji...it came out well...
SHARMILEE J
Looks like a great addictive snack!
Vidya Subramanian
I tried this .. Really very tasty!! The clicks look great too!! 🙂
Anjana
I tried this, This was tasty but the corn did not bind well together, what could have been wrong?
Raks anand
Flour or water might have been less.
Unknown
Thanku :)... D dish turned out to ba e super eve snack :).. Vil try again 🙂
Suz
Raks, nice recipe, easy to adjust for large quantity. I had bought canned corn n peas and decided to use it instead of the advised frozen corn. Any advice re canned corn? Thank you SuzF
Raks anand
Just drain completely and use it, no need to cook. 🙂