I usually think of corn fritters as something you order for weekend breakfast or brunch at a cafe but they are really simple to make at home. And I'm sure that I won't persuade anyone to get up early on a week day and shuck their own corn in lieu of precious sleep. But on a weekend, especially with a very special weekend coming up (Mother's Day), there's little to stop you from making your own corn fritters and you can certainly eat them while remaining in your pyjamas. These are lusciously good with just enough corn to pop in your mouth with a creamy comfort from a sweetcorn batter.
The other night Mr NQN caught me doing something that I've never done before in my life. I had snuck off to bed at around 10pm as I was still on South American time due to my recent travels to Chile. Around 11:30pm while he was still working, I decided to do some sleep walking.
I partially remember the experience and in my mind, I thought that I was on a boat that was swaying. I walked out of the bedroom confused and worried at what I might find. I became relieved when I saw the smiling face of Mr NQN and he gently led me back to bed. "Time to go to bed again mon cheri," he said to a confused and wide eyed me and I fell straight back to sleep, dreaming again that I was on a boat in Chile.
I woke up the next day early and I was famished. I couldn't wait to wake him up and ask him if I had imagined it all. Being up at 7am was a new world to me. I had time to do all sorts of things. I understood why people are morning people. Rising early even allowed me to make something like these corn fritters.
And perhaps the smell of these cooking will lure people from their sleep to join you for breakfast!
So tell me Dear Reader, have you ever sleep walked or sleep talked? And how often do you go out for brunch? And what are you doing for Mother's Day?
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