Quick and Easy

Oyster puffs

Nici Wickes makes oysters go a long way with these puffy little fritters! This oyster puffs recipe is perfect for entertaining. Serve sprinkled with parsley alongside lemon slices and plenty of mayo
Oyster puffs
20
1H
20M
1H 20M

Ingredients

Method

1.Mix the flour, lemon zest and sea salt with the reserved oyster juice and enough cold water to make a mixture like double-thickened cream. Set aside for 1-2 hours to rest.
2.When ready to cook, use a small saucepan (you won’t have to use so much oil) and heat the oil to medium hot. It is ready when a few drops of the batter dropped in sizzle immediately and float to the top.
3.Using tongs, dip each oyster (or two if very small) into the batter, then into the oil to fry until golden brown. Cook a few at a time but don’t crowd the saucepan. Drain on paper towels.
4.Mix the mayonnaise with the lemon juice in a small serving bowl.
5.Serve the hot oyster puffs sprinkled with the parsley, plus slices of lemon and mayonnaise.
  • Make these stretch even further by making po’ boys, a New Orleans favourite. Fill buttered white rolls with shredded lettuce, an oyster puff, plus a decent dollop of mayonnaise to top them off.
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