Since I made the lemon glazed fritters the other day, I thought that using a batter to fry things would be pretty awesome. I haven’t had a corn dog in a while and it just popped into my head. But, I didn’t want to just use hotdogs – so I decided on using 2 varieties of sausage to see which one came out better.

To me, the chicken sausage was really on point – but not in the chicken department. When I used to live in the Bahamas, we used to get conch fritters all the time with a mayo/ketchup sauce to go with it. For some reason, these truly brought me back to my childhood, instantly thinking of conch fritters. The taste isn’t exactly the same, obviously, but the batter and the spices inside the sausage really blended to give me that flashback of island life.

You will have batter left over at the end, so I just use the leftover batter to make a fritter that can accompany the corndogs. They’re really tasty with all the spices that is initially put in the batter.

I know that the batter looks burnt, and it is slightly overcooked, but it doesn’t taste that way. The dark color of the almond meal adds an even darker color on the finished product. Delicious, nonetheless.

This is one of the few times I suggest using Bob’s Red Mill Almond Meal over my favorite, Honeyville Almond Flour. It’s because the batter isn’t as fragile (we are frying it, rather than baking), so I don’t mind the darkened colors that run throughout it.

I suggest you use lard, peanut oil, or ghee to fry these in – lard being choice number 1. It’s the cheapest for the price, and it is relatively easy to find.

Yields 4 Low Carb Corndogs and 4 Fritters with leftover batter

The Preparation

1 cup almond flour
1 teaspoon Ms. Dash Table Blend
1 teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon turmeric
½ teaspoon kosher salt
¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper
2 large eggs
2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
1 ½ cups lard
4 links chicken sausage

The Execution

1. In a mixing bowl, measure out your 1 Cup of Almond Flour.

2. Add your spices to the almond flour.

3. Mix all the dry ingredients well so they are completely distributed.

4. Add your eggs to the mixture and scramble them slightly.

5. Add your baking powder to the mixture.

6. Add your heavy cream to the batter if needed to thin it out a bit.

7. Mix everything well until a nice thick batter is formed.

8. In a saucepan, heat 1 ½ Cup Oil to 400F.

9. If you’re not sure whether the oil is ready, you can stick a wooden spoon in and it will start to bubble aggressively.

10. Get your sausages ready. For this recipe, I am using 2 hotdogs and 2 chicken sausages.

11. Dip your hotdog and sausages in the batter before you fry them.

12. Make sure they’re fully coated.

13. Drop your hotdog or sausage into the oil 1 at a time.

14. Let it cook for 2 minutes on one side, then flip it and cook for about 1-2 minutes on the other side.

15. Remove your hotdogs or sausages from the pan and let it dry on some paper towels. Dish out with some sauces.

Per hotdog and 1 fritter, you are looking at 493.75 Calories, 45.93g Fats, 4.52g Net Carbs, and 15.4g Protein.

Low Carb Corndogs	Calories	Fats(g)	Carbs(g)	Fiber(g)	Net Carbs(g)	Protein(g)
1 cup almond flour	640	56	24	12	12	24
1 teaspoon Ms. Dash Table Blend	20	0	4	0	4	0
1 teaspoon baking powder	2	0	1.27	0	1.27	0
½ teaspoon turmeric	5	0.05	1.01	0.3	0.71	0.15
¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper	1	0.08	0.25	0.1	0.15	0.05
2 large eggs	143	9.51	0.72	0	0.72	12.56
2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream	102	10.82	0.82	0	0.82	0.85
¼ cup lard	462	51.25	0	0	0	0
4 links chicken sausage	600	56	2	0	2	24
Totals	1975	183.71	34.07	12.4	21.67	61.61
Per Serving(/4)	493.75	45.93	8.52	3.1	4.52	15.4