Showing posts with label pork mince. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pork mince. Show all posts

Saturday, March 21, 2020

Pork meatballs in tomato sauce



A week or so ago I bought some chicken mince with an idea of making meatballs in tomato sauce to freeze for eating in isolation. I made them and they were delicious. But I ate them all over a few days. Whoops.



Since then I have looked unsuccessfully for chicken mince (yes I know I could mince my own but...lazy). Finally I gave in and bought some pork mince. Delicious meatballs! I hope I manage to freeze some of these!!



Ingredients

600 gr pork mince
2 spring onions
2 cloves of garlic
2 heaped tsp chopped ginger
Half bunch coriander
Breadcrumbs 
Olive oil
Previously prepared tomato pasta sauce
Brown basmati rice separately cooked
Shaved Parmesan cheese




Mode

Bring tomato sauce to boil in large pan
Turn down heat to simmer
Place the mince in a bowl
Chop the spring onions and add
Crush the garlic and add
Add the ginger
Chop coriander roughly and add
Using your hands combine the mixture together
Place breadcrumbs on a plate
Form the meat mixture into rissoles using a dessert spoon
Roll them in breadcrumbs
Heat oil in a frying pan
Fry the rissoles in batches until they are crisp on the outside
Add to tomato sauce and similar until cooked to your taste
Serve with brown basmati rice 
Sprinkle shaved Parmesan over dish

Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Pork rissoles with plum sauce




I went shopping looking for chicken mince with an idea of cooking chicken balls. But there was no chicken mince to be had and my eye caught some pork mince. Well, I thought, I am sure I can think of something to cook with that. The end result was pork rissoles made with sage and garlic and spring onion and with  plum sauce for dipping. They were lovely: crisp on the outside but soft inside and all the flavours went together well! Yummy. 




Ingredients

600 gr pork mince
2 spring onions
2 tsp dried sage
2 cloves of garlic
1 egg
Breadcrumbs 
Olive oil
Plum sauce

Mode

Place the mince in a bowl
Chop the spring onions and add
Crush the garlic and add
Add the sage
Using your hands combine the mixture together

Break an egg onto a plate
Place breadcrumbs on another plate
Form the meat mixture into rissoles using a dessert spoon
Dip them in the egg and then breadcrumbs
Heat oil in a frying pan
Fry the rissoles in batches until they are crisp on the outside and cooked to your taste inside
Serve with plum sauce

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