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Fried Frizzles (Eating the Whole Pumpkin)

January 25, 2020 by Sara N

To see further recipes using pumpkin, and for how to cut and prepare the vegetable, see our masterpost Eating the Whole Pumpkin.

eating the whole pumpkin - frizzles

For this quick and simple appetizer, all you need is a bowl of frizzles and some garlic.

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Mince 3 cloves garlic and sizzle in oil in a cast-iron pan, until light brown

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then throw on your frizzles

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cook, turning over frizzles occasionally to brown them. Then, ta-da! They are ready to eat! Serve hot.

Fried Pumpkin Frizzles on Princeton Plate

Fried Frizzles (Eating the Whole Pumpkin)
 
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Ingredients
  • • 3 cloves garlic
  • • 1 bowl frizzles (from your pumpkin)
Instructions
  1. • mince garlic, and cook in oil on pan
  2. • fry up your frizzles!
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