You know how I love to chuck stuff into the freezer. Cookies, rice, curry, cakes, bacon, bread, you name it, I got it frozen.
Not even vegetable fritters are spared. So. I was delighted to find these in the freezer.
Frozen vegetable fritters. Amongst my Nutella Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies hee..hee....
So how do you reheat these? First up, line a tray with aluminum foil and place a wire rack on top of the tray like so.
Then place the frozen fritters on the wire rack. No need to defrost.
Then put the whole lot into the oven, middle rack.
Then preheat the oven to 180C. Yes, put the fritters in first and then preheat. Why? It saves time.
Bake for 20-25 minutes. How to tell if it is done? Test by tapping a fritter with a fork. If it feels crispy, it's done. Madam just touched it with her finger. Fierce or what?
There you go. Nicely browned and crisped. See the oil pooling on the tray?
They may not look very pleasing BUT they were crispy and crunchy and tasty.
I like it with Lingham chili sauce. Yummeh!!
You mention, you name it, I got it, makes me think of doraemon pocket, hehe..
ReplyDeletehah..hah... fried meehoon also got!
Deletethanks for the tips! now I don't dare to eat deep fried food for fear of getting sorethroat. Half of the people working in the same office are sick and coughing their throat out.
ReplyDeleteMust be because of the weather. I had slight fever yesterday.
DeleteWoohoo! I am learning something new again and thank you. When I saw the first photo with the foil, I thought you will wrap the meat and I will sure kena dementia later. LOLOL
ReplyDeleteLOL! Now I don't put food direct into contact with aluminum foil.
DeleteThanks for the tips. I usually don't keep fried stuff in freezer. Usually nothing goes wasted. Haha.
ReplyDeleteIt's better that way :)
DeleteSame as rose, we seldom keep anything in the fridge, everything goes into our stomach hee hee
ReplyDeletehee..hee... better lah or else the freezer will be so full.
DeleteFor me, it's even easier....I chuck it into the oven toaster to reheat and crisp up (like potato wedges, grilled veggies & shredded roast chicken) for say 5 mins. If it's frozen, maybe a bit longer. I have thrown in frozen cocktail sausages direct from the packet and it work wonders....hehe! ;)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely easier. I don't have a toaster oven. Maybe I should get one :)
DeleteSo that is how it is done! And oil-less too!
ReplyDeleteYup because the fritters already got oil.
DeleteI heat up the oven, turn it off when it is already hot, put in and heat in the residual heat. Best eaten hot. When cold, may turn as hard as stone.
ReplyDeleteYup, definitely best when hot.
DeleteI cannot store anything because it all will be left uneaten anyway. LOL
ReplyDeleteLOL! Then so sayang end up thrown.
DeleteI can't store too many things in the freezer, because they will be forgotten there! My leftovers go to a 90yr. old gentleman (my daughter's neighbor) who is a veteran and lives by himself, and is still in fairly good health and spirit!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter's neighbor is very fortunate to eat your excellent food!
DeleteI love to have the convenience of leftovers in the freezer. I've been trying to get rid of plastic and store more things in glass.
ReplyDeleteI invested in glass containers a few years ago. I got them during a sale.
Deleteaiks like this can reheat./ Good. no need to turn on oven
ReplyDeleteVery convenient. Anytime can makan.
DeleteThe dripping oil quite surprised me >_<
ReplyDeleteBecause the fritters were deep fried earlier and some oil still present.
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