Try these meatballs if you want to have a little extra kick in every
bite! These meatballs are hearty enough to be served as an entree,
but they can also be served as a side dish.
Mix one third of the onion with the meat, breadcrumbs, salt, pepper, and garlic in a large mixing bowl.
Form 2-inch meatballs.
Flatten the meatballs and cover each side with flour.
Brown both sides using about half of the butter.
Chop all of the mushrooms and mix with the second third of the onions.
Cook the mixture in butter until the onion begins to brown.
Put half of the mushroom mixture as the first layer in a large, heavy-bottomed pot.
Use the last of the onion as the second layer.
Put the meatballs on top of the onion, then cover the meatballs with the remaining mushroom mixture.
Pour 1 cup of water over the entire mixture and bring it to a boil.
After bringing it to a boil, immediately lower heat to a high simmer and cook for about 15 minutes or until meatballs are no longer pink in the center.
Curry is traditionally found in Indian foods. It is technically a mixture
of a number of spices, some of which change depending on the type
of curry you purchase. Add as much curry or as little as you like. This
simple recipe has an original yet authentic Indian flavor.
This simple recipe has an original yet authentic Indian flavor.
This spicy recipe is a great appetizer for a party. Use toothpicks for
easy serving. They have a sweet but spicy taste that your guests are
sure to love!
This recipe is perfect for those cold winter nights. It uses common
ingredients so you don’t have to leave your house to look for any
special requirements. Prepare this recipe at lunch so it is ready for
your evening meal.
This a unique recipe that is great to bring to a potluck or party. It’s
practically guaranteed that you’ll be the only one with this dish!
Serve these as an appetizer by putting toothpicks in each meatball.
This recipe is perfect as a side dish or an appetizer. Make it for the
holidays, and it may soon become a family tradition. It has a buffetstyle
feel that your guests and family will love!
This recipe is a great way to get rid of those holiday cookies that
have been sitting around! It has a sweet and sour taste without any
real Asian influences. Try serving it with rice and very thin lemon
slices to make a well-rounded meal.
This recipe makes a great appetizer or side dish. It can be served in
either a casserole dish or a crockpot. If you need to transport it, then
use a crockpot to keep the meatballs heated thoroughly.