Brazillian Wax Kent Ohio

Natalia chicken and turkey meatballs with a touch of ginger and sour sauce

Hello everyone! I'm a little lost in these worlds and I've had my computer sick, well rather I would say is in terminal decline, during the last week I could just visit you and when I did the junk that we have for me computer Chuck left half of the comments and in my publications.


Finally on Saturday I got the "arranged", or so I'm led to believe, because at the moment is doing weird things, I think that rather is possessed, or I have a hobby or something because only when I touched him when he gets like a madman. Anyway, I hope I get lucky and lasted at least another month.


Today I want to dedicate to you all this recipe to compensate for my absence, I hope you enjoy and you can enjoy if you decide to do it.

also take the step to submit in the contest of herbs and spices Your E Chef.


Ingredients:
300 g chicken mince 300 g
ground turkey meat
2 boiled eggs 50 g.

anchovies 1 tbsp.
capers 1 egg parsley


flour olive oil salt

a sprig of ginger Onena


For the sauce:
3 tbsp sugar 1 carrot

1 / 2 red pepper
1 / 4
onion 2 tbsp.
ketchup 2 cups beef broth 1 tbsp
.
cornstarch 2 tbsp. vinegar


Prepared
Peel eggs and chop very finely cooked with anchovies, capers, parsley and ground ginger. Add the meat and the beaten egg, sprinkle with a little flour and mix well with hands.


Season with a little salt, make the meatballs and coat in flour. Heat oil in a deep frying pan and fry the meatballs until golden brown. Put them on absorbent paper and set aside.


To make the sauce: Peel the carrot and onion and chop very finely. Wash the peppers, remove seeds and dice very small. Place the vegetables in one case the fire and add the beef broth, sugar, ketchup and vinegar. Let simmer for about 20-25 minutes, until vegetables are tender. Dissolve the cornstarch in a cup of cold water and add to sauce.


then stir well and let the sauce simmer until thick, incorporate meatballs and bake for 10 minutes. What we tune and serve with boiled rice sprinkled with raisins and pine nuts.


this recipe I got from a magazine that I found myself shoved it on the magazine rack, and the sweet and sour sauce I used a Loli sent me made by her aunt. I have to tell you that by not having done it myself I can not compare one to another but I can say that Loli's aunt is superior, soft, just right of spicy and delicious. Thank you very much for letting me try it, and will ask for the recipe to your aunt. Recipe

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