Whitebait Fritter Sandwiches With Lemon Mayonnaise
Martin Bosley
tags:sandwiches, mayonnaise, lemon mayonnaise
Serves
4 - 6Preparation
15 minsCook
10 minsIngredients
250g whitebait | |
2 eggs, separated into 1 yolk and 2 whites | |
50g unsalted butter | |
50ml vegetable oil | |
juice of 1 lemon | |
butter | |
sliced white sandwich bread | |
preserved lemon mayonnaise (see recipe) | |
PRESERVED LEMON MAYONNAISE makes 250 ml | |
250ml mayonnaise | |
3 tablespoons preserved lemon peel, rinsed and finely diced | |
2 tablespoons lemon juice | |
1 teaspoon white wine vinegar | |
1 teaspoon mustard powder | |
3 tablespoons olive oil |
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Instructions
1. | Mix the whitebait and the egg yolk together and season with salt and pepper. |
2. | In a separate bowl, whisk the egg whites until soft peaks are formed and gently fold them into the whitebait mixture. |
3. | Heat a frying pan and add the butter and oil (or if you have a toasted sandwich maker, it is perfect for this). |
4. | Add tablespoonfuls of whitebait into the hot butter. Fry until golden on both sides. |
5. | Remove from the pan and add a squeeze of lemon juice. |
6. | Butter the sliced bread and spread a teaspoon of mayonnaise on each slice. |
7. | Place a whitebait fritter on one slice. |
8. | Add a teaspoon of mayonnaise to the fritter and close with a top slice of bread. |
9. | Trim the crusts from the bread, cut the sandwich in half and serve immediately. |
10. | PRESERVED LEMON MAYONNAISE |
11. | Pour the mayonnaise into a mixing bowl, add the preserved lemon peel, lemon juice, vinegar and mustard powder. |
12. | Slowly add the oil, whisking continuously. |
13. | Check for salt, adding more if required. Store covered in the fridge. |
Recipes & food styling Martin Bosley / Photography Mike Heydon
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