Carrot and coriander fritters recipe
 These carrot fritters are perfect for a quick lunch, especially with a watercress salad on the side. They combine the classic carrot and coriander flavours into a hot, crisp alternative to soup. a good handful carrots, about 6, trimmed and washed3–4 spring onions, both green and white parts, sliceda good handful fresh coriander, roughly chopped, plus extra to serve2 large free-range eggs, beaten 1 tbsp or so plain flour1 handful freshly grated Parmesan (or alternative vegetarian cheese)a few glugs double creamsalt and freshly ground black peppera few good glugs fruity olive oil a good handful carrots, about 6, trimmed and washed 3–4 spring onions, both green and white parts, sliced a good handful fresh coriander, roughly chopped, plus extra to serve 2 large free-range eggs, beaten 1 tbsp or so plain flour 1 handful freshly grated Parmesan (or alternative vegetarian cheese) a few glugs double cream salt and freshly ground black pepper a few good glugs fruity olive oil Method Grate the carrots in a food processor, then place into a large bowl with the spring onions and as much coriander as you like. Add in the eggs and the flour to bind everything together, followed by the Parmesan (it will melt and again will help to hold the fritter together) and, for a touch of luxury, some cream and stir well, seasoning to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Just before you fry it's worth squeezing some of the mixture together in your hands to ensure it won't fall apart when cooking. If you think it will, add either a little more beaten egg or flour, only just enough to stick them together.Heat a large frying pan, add in the oil and form the mixture into thin fritters, so they will cook quickly. Fry for 4–6 minutes until golden-brown on both sides. Remember the golden rule of frying – don't play with the food too much, let the fritters form a crust before you turn them over. Serve straightaway scattered with more coriander. Grate the carrots in a food processor, then place into a large bowl with the spring onions and as much coriander as you like. Grate the carrots in a food processor, then place into a large bowl with the spring onions and as much coriander as you like. Add in the eggs and the flour to bind everything together, followed by the Parmesan (it will melt and again will help to hold the fritter together) and, for a touch of luxury, some cream and stir well, seasoning to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Add in the eggs and the flour to bind everything together, followed by the Parmesan (it will melt and again will help to hold the fritter together) and, for a touch of luxury, some cream and stir well, seasoning to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Just before you fry it's worth squeezing some of the mixture together in your hands to ensure it won't fall apart when cooking. If you think it will, add either a little more beaten egg or flour, only just enough to stick them together. Just before you fry it's worth squeezing some of the mixture together in your hands to ensure it won't fall apart when cooking. If you think it will, add either a little more beaten egg or flour, only just enough to stick them together. Heat a large frying pan, add in the oil and form the mixture into thin fritters, so they will cook quickly. Fry for 4–6 minutes until golden-brown on both sides. Remember the golden rule of frying – don't play with the food too much, let the fritters form a crust before you turn them over. Serve straightaway scattered with more coriander. Heat a large frying pan, add in the oil and form the mixture into thin fritters, so they will cook quickly. Fry for 4–6 minutes until golden-brown on both sides. Remember the golden rule of frying – don't play with the food too much, let the fritters form a crust before you turn them over. Serve straightaway scattered with more coriander.