Vegan Brussels Sprout Fritters with Dijon Aioli
If there is one concept I’m completely enamored with, it’s fritters! For years I had no idea what equated to a fritter, but it basically any veggies, with a lil bit of flour, typically eggs, and simply cooked in a skillet!
In many ways, fritters are like a blank canvas. You can make them as healthy or indulgent as you like, cater to your tastebuds and the seasons, leaving the options endless for fritters!
In keeping with the trend of creating effortless recipes, I knew I had to do a fall fritter! If you know me, you know I love all things brussles. Many just simply pop them in the oven and call it a day. However, you can have so much fun playing with the flavor profile. I love to throw them in my favorite salad, they are great with my Korean Bbq Sauce, Traditional Bbq Sauce, “Honey” mustard, and more! (remakes coming for these, stay tuned!)
Believe it or not, I was making shaved brussles salad back in 2014 long before you could even buy them pre-shredded. I had to literally take a mandolin to each one and cut myself sometimes in the process lol. God bless shredded brussles!
What’s fab about this fritter, is simply everything! It’s quick, easy, affordable, veggie packed, flavor packed, can easily be made in bulk, pairs perf with the dijon aioli, perf for fall, and is a brussles sprout lovers dream!
If you love all things brussles, you’re going to LOVE these vegan Shaved Brussles Fritters with dijon aioli!!
Why this recipe is great:
Quick
Easy
Minimal ingredients
Perf for fall
Veggie Packed
No need to shred the brussles, buy them pre-shredded!
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Gabrielle, my first attempt and they came out great. I even made a triple batch. Thank you for a delicious vegan recipe. Added bonus my 14yr old son liked them. Wish I could add a picture.
Paul
Stuck at home in quarantine. No egg powder. Can i use real eggs? If so, how many?
Hi Emily! You can use one egg in exchange for the vegan egg.
Looks great! Can I not use the egg mixture at all? Is there a substitute to make them stick together?
Hi Beth, You could use a flax egg perhaps? Let me know how they turn out!
LOVE! LOVE!! LOVE!! They were so good. I use the flax egg substitute, and instead of vegan parmesean, I used nutritional yeast! Thanks!