Meatballs
A blend of nutritious ingredient... Meatballs and Spagetti is a match made in Cookland.
Meatballs
A blend of nutritious ingredient... Meatballs and Spagetti is a match made in Cookland.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Chop or roughly blend Tatashe, Onions and green onions. I prefer chopping them into tiny bits.
- 2
In a bowl, mix minced beef, Spices and chopped vegetables for 5mins.
- 3
Add beaten eggs to the mixture and mix well so all ingredient incorporates well.
- 4
Add breadcrumbs and give it a good mix.
- 5
Set your frying pan with oil(for deep frying) on fire. Scoop mixture, little at a time, onto your palms and make balls. Put balls one at a time in hot oil and fry, making sure you turn all sides for even cooking.
- 6
Your meatballs is ready when a skewer inserted into each ball comes out clean; like with cake.
- 7
Serve meatballs with Steaming hot Spagetti for a heavenly experience. Meatballs can be put in Sauces too.
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