These 3-ingredient strawberry fritters say welcome to the weekend. With fewer items to add than regular ol’ pancakes, they’re packed full of flavor–and practically all fruit so you don’t even need syrup.
Like our blueberry-apple version, these easy fritters make healthy finger foods for babies and toddlers, not to mention a no-sugar snack for any kid anywhere.
But one of my favorite things about these simple strawberry fritters is that my eight-year-old can whip them up herself. She’s mastering the art of sliding a spatula under all that soft batter with enough heft to get it up and over. I love seeing her concentrate, building a reserve of confidence that will serve her well for a whole lifetime to come.
Not bad for a banana and a handful of strawberries.
Tip: If you make these ahead of time, heat them up in the broiler on low for about 1 minute and they’ll be as good (and fresh) as new.
PrintSuper Strawberry Fritters
Butter or spray your pan before you start, and your fitters will come out perfectly.
- Yield: 6-8 1x
Ingredients
- 1 banana
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1 cup strawberries, diced
Instructions
- Mash a ripe banana in a mixing bowl.
- Mix in flour.
- Gently fold in strawberries.
- Melt butter in a non-stick skillet and drop fritters onto the pan, flattening a little with the back of your spatula as needed.
- Cook for 3-4 minutes on each side.
- Serve immediately or store in an airtight container in the fridge. (Reheat under the broiler or in a pinch, the microwave will work too!)
Was looking for something just like this to use a ripe banana for a weekend breakfast! 5 year old loved helping making and eating these 🙂 we had cherries instead of strawberries and they were a bit sticky due to the cherry juice but a little bit of extra flour to help make them into a ball was the trick. They turned out very well, no leftovers! Thanks!
Definitely trying this! Can you freeze them too?
Kind of gummy consistency, me and my 11 mo baby loved lol. I grated the strawberrieson large holes instead of chopping because I’m lazy. We’re still delish.
Can someone please tell me if this recipe can be done with a whole wheat flour instead of the white flour? Thank you!! Also, will any kind of fruit work in the recipe in place of the strawberry or will it not cook properly due to the excess moisture?
I used wheat flour and it came out fine. I did strawberries the first time and will try blueberries next, I imagine the fruit is interchangeable if it’s a similar softness. Apples might be a little hard, but I bet shredded apple would be great
And by the way, this was the ONLY way I was able to get my 2 year old to try strawberries, so I thank you! So easy and fast to prepare, and not to mention, a huge hit!