Bacon Zucchini Fritters #healthy #paleo

Is it any mystery I've been zucchini fixated of late? Today, We're going flavorful right with these bacon zucchini squanders. Too easy to make, absolutely fulfilling, and even child affirmed – in the event that you can trust it.

These flavorful bacon zucchini wastes are anything but difficult to make, stuffed with veggies and out and out irresistible! They're heavenly filled in as a side dish or hors d'oeuvre with hand crafted farm plunge. These delectable wastes are likewise paleo, Whole30 agreeable, gluten free and dairy free.

Notwithstanding the bacon, we have zucchini (obviously), an egg, a blend of coconut and custard flour (so they're without nut as well!) and seasonings. On the off chance that you haven't "sweat" zucchini previously, no stresses – it's simple and just expects time to enable the zucchini to sit, and a will to crush out each and every piece of water. Genuinely however, "perspiring: the zucchini is excessively basic: you spot destroyed zucchini in a collander over a bowl, salt it, at that point leave and accomplish something different for at any rate 20 minutes.

Also try our recipe Vegetable Fritters

They're delicious served as a side dish or appetizer with homemade ranch dip. These tasty fritters are also paleo, Whole30 friendly, gluten free and dairy free.

Ingredients

• 4 cups grated/shredded zucchini about 2-3 medium
• 3/4 tsp salt to “sweat” the zucchini
• 6 Slices Sugar Free Bacon from Jones Dairy Farm
• 2 Tbsp coconut flour
• 2 Tbsp arrowroot flour
• 1 large egg whisked
• 1/2 tsp onion powder
• 1/4 tsp garlic powder
• 1/4-1/2 tsp black pepper
• 2-3 Tbsp cooking fat - rendered bacon fat ghee, or coconut oil

Instructions
sweat the zucchini (most important step!):

1. To “sweat” the shredded zucchini, place it in a collander, then place the collander over a bowl. Sprinkle with the salt and allow it to sit that way for at least 20 minutes - the longer it sits, the more water is drawn out.
2. After the 20 mins or longer, gently rinse zucchini to remove excess salt (not mandatory, but recommended if you’re salt-sensitive)
3. Then, squeeze/wring out remaining water using paper towels, a clean dish towel cheesecloth, or even a nut milk bag. This step is very important to avoid soggy fritters! Squeeze out as much water as possible, then squeeze one more time for good luck.

make the bacon:

1. While the zucchini sweats, cook the bacon in a large skillet until crisp, then drain and crumble, set aside. Reserve 2 Tbsp of the fat if desired for frying the fritters.

prep & fry the fritters:

1. In a large bowl, mix together the prepared zucchini, crumbled bacon, coconut flour, arrowroot, egg, onion powder, garlic powder, and pepper. If you rinsed the zucchini, you may want to season with a bit more salt to suit your taste (although the bacon adds saltiness too!)
2. Heat a large skillet over medium heat (non-stick is helpful), then add 1 Tbsp cooking fat (you’ll use 1 Tbsp per batch)
3. Scoop the mixture in heaping Tbsps (you can use a medium cookie scoop) into the hot skillet and gently press down to about 1/2” thickness. The smaller size makes these delicate fritters easier to flip.
4. Once the first side is golden brown, which should take about 2-3 mins, carefully flip using a wide spatula - this one is my favorite. Fry on the second side another 2-3 minutes until golden grown, lowering heat a bit if necessary. Carefully remove to a wire rack while you make additional batches.
5. Make sure to adjust heat between batches if necessary to avoid burning the fritters, and add an additional Tbsp cooking fat before each new batch.
6. Serve hot with your favorite dipping sauce - such as my homemade ranch, mayo, or chipotle ranch. Enjoy!

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