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For meatballs, I go parmesan,
For meatballs, I go parmesan,
Cilantro/Coriander in meatballs is a huggge "no", as is balsamic.
Are you a pecorino man
Asiago when i'm horny
You're all wrong and should be ashamed tbhTo you, maybe. Parsley and Coriander are almost an inseparable duo where I'm from
You're all wrong and should be ashamed tbh
Alright budsterThe yolks of the egg will help bind the meat, yes, but you have to remember you are also cooking the egg on a molecular level and its water content is different from meat.
For meatballs, I go parmesan, crushed garlic, diced onion/shallot, tarragon (only a little), thyme, breadcumbs preferably from homemade bread (which is usually the precursor to making meatballs), about 2 eggs per lb, a little cayenne, some softened butter, salt, pepper, a splash of white or champagne vinegar, then I let the meat sit in milk at room temp for about 20 minutes. Fold the milk into the mixture, careful not to beat the hell out of it. Roll medium sized balls, sear in a pan as hot as i can reasonably get it without burning anything, give the balls a quick dark sear-and-toss, then I dump in whatever sauce I made and braise them on medium-low to low heat.
Finish with more fresh parsley and more cheese obv
Tbf there’s probably gonna be a user error.Alright budster
making these tonight
if they're not fire I will find you where you live
hahaha could you imagineTbf there’s probably gonna be a user error.
Good luck making sperm.I like my meatballs a perfect 98 degrees.
Also, not gay.
The perfect meatball has been a very elusive idea
It's my white whale
Do you guys make them mama mia spicy?
If your still alive, the air fryer, my family has been making and frying meatballs for 100s of years. The frying process was always messy and time consuming, I just discovered the air fryer, works like a charm..