Open the mussels by pouring hot water over them in a bowl, or steaming them slightly in an open pan with a little water. Remove from the shells and clean, then chop finely or whiz in a food processor, leaving the mixture a little chunky.
With a fork, whisk together the egg, flour, baking soda, salt and pepper to taste and the herbs. Add the chopped mussels and chill the mixture for 1 hour if you have the time.
Heat the oil gently in a heavy-based frying pan and fry large tablespoons of the mixture until golden brown on both sides.
Drain on paper towels and serve with lemon wedges.
I loved it really helped me cook easier and simple resipes rhank you guys so muck
Casey
Can't wait to eat
Karl Reynolds
Simple and tastes amazing
Vida Windsor
Really nice for a Sunday lunch
bazz10101
so easy and so good excellent
Boyce
One table spoon or one cup ? ...
Pauline
5 Star but it literally made 3 fritters
Shane
Mine came out awesome. I did add a teaspoon of medium curry powder. Yummy
Ana
These were so simple to make and absolutely delicious! I didn’t have fresh mussels on hand so I bought the chilli marinated mussels from woollies. I also added corn and an extra egg.
Bronwyn
Havn't made these since being able to get them deepish off the rocks in Wellington,and that's a long time ago. I open them freehand. And I use quarter teaspoon of Edmonds baking powder not soda. Will be doing it more often. Thanks
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I loved it really helped me cook easier and simple resipes rhank you guys so muck
Can't wait to eat
Simple and tastes amazing
Really nice for a Sunday lunch
so easy and so good excellent
One table spoon or one cup ? ...
5 Star but it literally made 3 fritters
Mine came out awesome. I did add a teaspoon of medium curry powder. Yummy
These were so simple to make and absolutely delicious! I didn’t have fresh mussels on hand so I bought the chilli marinated mussels from woollies. I also added corn and an extra egg.
Havn't made these since being able to get them deepish off the rocks in Wellington,and that's a long time ago. I open them freehand. And I use quarter teaspoon of Edmonds baking powder not soda.
Will be doing it more often. Thanks
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