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Engrid @YaonmiBern

As for the history of meatballs, its term comes from the Arabic al-bunduqa; its linguistic evolution tells us that it comes from the Arabization of the Greek term pontikón and its name varies depending on the territorial area where it is consumed, Luis de Mármol was the one who documented it for us in his General Description of Africa, in the year 1573.

In the 3 Yale tablets, the 1st recipe for Meatballs with minced meat, beaten egg, onion, breadcrumbs, raisins, flour, coriander, parsley, mint, pepper, oil, walnut sauce and pomegranate molasses appears. However, in Rome they already cooked all kinds of meat isicium seasoned with garum sauce and fish and shellfish isicium seasoned with laser root, lovage, cumin and pepper. Fish, shellfish, mullet, cinnamon, mint and lavender meatballs from the anonymous Almohad Recipe Book translated by Huici Miranda, were also popular in Jewish culture.

As for the scrambled eggs recipe, I won't tell you anything other than that it's versatile and I added leeks, bacon and onion, I hope you like it.

As for the history of meatballs, its term comes from the Arabic al-bunduqa; its linguistic evolution tells us that it comes from the Arabization of the Greek term pontikón and its name varies depending on the territorial area where it is consumed, Luis de Mármol was the one who documented it for us in his General Description of Africa, in the year 1573.

In the 3 Yale tablets, the 1st recipe for Meatballs with minced meat, beaten egg, onion, breadcrumbs, raisins, flour, coriander, parsley, mint, pepper, oil, walnut sauce and pomegranate molasses appears. However, in Rome they already cooked all kinds of meat isicium seasoned with garum sauce and fish and shellfish isicium seasoned with laser root, lovage, cumin and pepper. Fish, shellfish, mullet, cinnamon, mint and lavender meatballs from the anonymous Almohad Recipe Book translated by Huici Miranda, were also popular in Jewish culture.

As for the scrambled eggs recipe, I won't tell you anything other than that it's versatile and I added leeks, bacon and onion, I hope you like it.

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Scramble egg and meatballs

Engrid
Engrid @YaonmiBern

As for the history of meatballs, its term comes from the Arabic al-bunduqa; its linguistic evolution tells us that it comes from the Arabization of the Greek term pontikón and its name varies depending on the territorial area where it is consumed, Luis de Mármol was the one who documented it for us in his General Description of Africa, in the year 1573.

In the 3 Yale tablets, the 1st recipe for Meatballs with minced meat, beaten egg, onion, breadcrumbs, raisins, flour, coriander, parsley, mint, pepper, oil, walnut sauce and pomegranate molasses appears. However, in Rome they already cooked all kinds of meat isicium seasoned with garum sauce and fish and shellfish isicium seasoned with laser root, lovage, cumin and pepper. Fish, shellfish, mullet, cinnamon, mint and lavender meatballs from the anonymous Almohad Recipe Book translated by Huici Miranda, were also popular in Jewish culture.

As for the scrambled eggs recipe, I won't tell you anything other than that it's versatile and I added leeks, bacon and onion, I hope you like it.

As for the history of meatballs, its term comes from the Arabic al-bunduqa; its linguistic evolution tells us that it comes from the Arabization of the Greek term pontikón and its name varies depending on the territorial area where it is consumed, Luis de Mármol was the one who documented it for us in his General Description of Africa, in the year 1573.

In the 3 Yale tablets, the 1st recipe for Meatballs with minced meat, beaten egg, onion, breadcrumbs, raisins, flour, coriander, parsley, mint, pepper, oil, walnut sauce and pomegranate molasses appears. However, in Rome they already cooked all kinds of meat isicium seasoned with garum sauce and fish and shellfish isicium seasoned with laser root, lovage, cumin and pepper. Fish, shellfish, mullet, cinnamon, mint and lavender meatballs from the anonymous Almohad Recipe Book translated by Huici Miranda, were also popular in Jewish culture.

As for the scrambled eggs recipe, I won't tell you anything other than that it's versatile and I added leeks, bacon and onion, I hope you like it.

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Ingredients

  1. For the meatballs
  2. 4 slicesbread
  3. 1/2 glassmilk
  4. 2minced garlic cloves
  5. 1/2chopped onion
  6. 2beaten eggs
  7. 200 gminced meat
  8. 40 gflour
  9. Chopped parsley
  10. EVOO and salt
  11. For the scrambled eggs:
  12. 1beaten egg for person
  13. Grated cheese
  14. 40 gbutter
  15. 1/2chopped onion
  16. 1Chopped leek
  17. 100 gsmoked bacon
  18. evoo
  19. Salt and pepper
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    For the meatballs, in a bowl we put the slices of bread to soak in milk, chop the garlic cloves and the onion and add it to the previous bowl, add the parsley, salt and the eggs, beat it and add the minced meat, we mix everything well, make the shape of the meatballs, pass them through flour, fry them and reserve.

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    For the scrambled eggs, we beat the eggs and cheese in a bowl, season to taste and set aside, melt the butter without touching it or moving it, fry the onion and leek in it for 4 minutes, when ready add the smoked bacon, fry 2' more, we add the eggs, we make them scrambled and we plate them, we distribute the meatballs, we decorate it to taste and we serve. Enjoy the recipe.

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on February 12, 2023 11:54
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