BBQ Port Rissoles
Very tasty alternative to the beef variety – goes well with cabbage and can be cooked as meatballs to take on a picnic/entertaining.
Very tasty alternative to the beef variety – goes well with cabbage and can be cooked as meatballs to take on a picnic/entertaining.
Meat rissoles (meatballs) with rice, cheese & ginger. Rissoles are a family favorite that is simple to make. I’ve used the combination of pork and beef and they are equally good. Freshly grate your cheese with ginger powder. There is not a frying! Serve rissoles with rice, pasta or nothing. 🙂 Video of my recipe is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kli3PxPIv2E And I am sorry for my English, please!
This would be categorized as a ‘stuffed’ meatball! It’s a recipe that cousin Debbie, sister Diane and I worked on this winter, trying to replicate our grandmother’s kufta. It’s been many many years since we’ve had this, and I think we have it down pretty well. It can be made as a side dish or a main dish soup, by adding pasta and vegetables to the broth when you add the meatballs.
Well a couple of years ago, I got to go to Argentina skiing with a good friend – and what a blast. On thing I did learn, is that if you don’t like beef, potatoes or chimichurri … good luck. It seemed like those 3 ingredients were a part of every meal, but luckily I do like all three. One night, we had this amazing grilled fish and of course potatoes … but the appetizers were these simple miniature meatballs with … of course … chimichurri. Well, I am not sure what their recipe was, but the chef was nice enough to tell me that his secret was to add ground pork and a little of the chimichurri to the meatball. Also, theirs was topped with this great tangy cheese. I never got the name of it, but it is similar to a feta being a drier, crumbly cheese, but the taste of a goat cheese, so I think either one works well. I tend to use Feta. Well, I ended up using a pretty classic meatball recipe and this is my version. I make smaller than normal meatballs and just serve with tooth pics on a big platter with the sauce. They are just Yummy Bite Size appetizers. A great holiday appetizer and easy to make. I bake mine, so even healthier. Make ahead and just reheat. I also buy Badia Chimichurri sauce, right from the grocery store. You can also find it at www.badia.com, but there are many other brands that are available.
Make and share this Fried Meatballs (Albanian Name: Qofte Të Fërguara) recipe from Food.com.
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