Blueberry Pancake Fritters
Blueberry Pancake Fritters
Blueberry Pancake Fritters are great for kids of any age. Even adults will like these doughnut-style fritters. Made with blueberry buttermilk complete pancake mix and water, they couldn’t get any easier. After allowing the mixed batter to sit for 10 minutes, the batter is dropped into hot oil using a small ice cream scoop or cookie dough scoop. The blueberry pancake dough fritters are deep-fried until crisp. After the fritters are removed from the oil, they are rolled in a mixture of cinnamon-sugar while warm.


Doughnut Holes
Blueberry fritters are very similar to doughnut holes. Light and tender on the inside and crispy, crunchy on the outside. We rolled the warm fritters in cinnamon-sugar but you can also roll them in powdered sugar or in a vanilla glaze. My grandson insisted on dunking his fritters into maple syrup. He said it was was super good. I think he might be on to something here!
Fritters or Doughnuts
A fritter is a small, sweet or savory, deep-fried cake. Made either by combining chopped food with a thick batter or by dipping pieces of food into a similar batter. Some of the more popular foods used for fritters are apples, corn and crab. Doughnut; a small, typically ring-shaped pastry that is usually leavened with yeast or baking powder. Doughnuts can be baked but are generally fried in hot oil.
The traditional doughnut shape is formed by using a special doughnut cutter that cuts out the center hole in the dough. Fried doughnut holes are favorites with children and adults alike. There is a small grocery store in Crandon Wisconsin called Schaefers IGA This small grocery store in the north woods of Wisconsin has the very best doughnuts and doughnut holes I have ever eaten. (and I’ve eaten my fair share of both) If you ever get a chance to stop at Schaefer’s in Crandon WI, stop in and grab a doughnut!!

Blueberry Pancake Fritters
Ingredients
- 2 cups blueberry buttermilk complete pancake mix
- 1 cup water
- 4 cups oil for frying
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- maple syrup
Equipment
- Cast Iron Dutch Oven
- Deep Fryer
Instructions
- Preheat oil to 350º in a deep fryer or large deep skillet.
- Stir together sugar and cinnamon, set aside.
- Stir together pancake mix and water, Set aside for 10 minutes.
- Use a small ice cream scoop to drop batter into hot oil.
- Fry for 2 to 4 minutes or until golden brown.
- Remove from oil with large slotted spoon.
- Drain on paper towels for about 30 seconds.
- Roll in cinnamon sugar mixture. Serve with warm maple syrup.
Nutrition
Recent Recipe: Cherry Almond Twist with Almond Glaze
Make Some Fritters
Clam Fritters with Spicy Cocktail Sauce is another fantastic ‘fritter’ recipe. For this recipe we used Aunt Jemima Blueberry Complete Pancake Mix. You can substitute plain pancake mix for the blueberry pancake mix. Use a plain buttermilk complete pancake mix and add a handful of mini chocolate chips.


8 Comments on “Blueberry Pancake Fritters”
Hi Lynn,
Hope you're travelling well and 2013 has been good to you so far. Those pancake bites sure look delicious!
I'm just popping in to let you know about a little #reverb-like blog challenge my friend Meredith and I are offering from August 21 to 31. It's called August Moon and it looks all set to be magic!
We'd be so excited if you joined us. You can find out more here: http://www.katmcnally.com/p/august-moon-13.html
Take care,
Kat xx
Hi Kat~ So glad you stopped by today! I will check out your new challenge! I would love to join in:) Thanks for inviting me:)
Yum! These look like something that my kids would be all over 🙂
Hi Ann! They are good rolled in powdered sugar too!
I don't think I have to be a kid to be able to eat these delicious pancake bites 🙂 I love food that is made from a batter and then fried, fried donuts, funnel cake, etc., my goodness, it's so good! 😀
I have to agree Jagoda! You don't need to be a kid to love these:) I love fried donuts and funnel cakes too~
Thanks for stopping:)
Those look delicious. I bet my girls would love them. Stopping by from the meet and greet blog hop.
Angela @ Time with A & N