Meatballs And Different Ways To Make Them

If you love your meat, have you ever considered having it in meatballs

? The idea of freshly fried steak sends chills but meatballs does too, especially when they are prepared by a set of skilled hands. The story of meatballs is one that has been told over several lifetimes, with Romans and Spaniards enjoying them too. They have become so common that it's hard to imagine spaghetti with another companion. But that is just the American style. Most cultures have their own ways of preparing the meaty dish.

First thing you need to know about meatballs is that they are not entirely limited to beef. If its meat, it can be made into meatballs. That goes for veal, pork, fish and so on. If you're vegan, then you can have a vegetable meatball -made with potatoes, beans carrots, without a trace of meat whatsoever. That way you don't have to be left out of the meatball excitement simply you don't take meat.

How you prepare your meatballs is dependent on the kind of recipe that you are following. While the ideal goal is to roll the meat into a round ball, the ingredients that you use to achieve that are varied. Some constant ones include minced onions, breadcrumbs and salt, but you can expand that list as much as you see fit. For instance, when making Danish meatballs with veal or pork, garlic, salt and pepper are some items you have to add to your ingredients list.

Because of the many recipes there are with meatballs, you can try as many till you find the one that your stomach falls for. If Chinese meatballs with some soy sauce don't tickle your taste buds, try Swedish meatballs served with cucumber or gravy and see how that works out.

For your vegetable meatballs, complexities might arise, since there is no meat to lay the foundation for forming the round shape. For instance for a bean meatball recipe, you will have to shop for additional ingredients to make it work. There are others that are very simple, like the potato-carrot recipe which is straightforward and short.

There is little you can't do with meatballs when you decide to put your culinary expertise into good practice. Whether you bake, steam or fry, you can be sure of getting a unique taste in the end. And the great thing with meatballs is that you can serve them on their own with sauce, or with an accompaniment, like spinach, rice or mushrooms.

by: Dave Newsted

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