Segunda medieval-Almondegas com limão
Monday's maid is fair of face
Mix minced meat (pork and lamb) with some fresh goat´s cheese, chopped
bacon, garlic, onions, egg yolks, wheat flour, grated bread, salt and
pepper, saffron, cumin, powdered red peppers, whole-fat milk, parsley,
coriander, dried figs (smashed) and some drizzles of a very good wine
spirit. Use more flour when working the meat in order to get a smooth
and mouldable dough. Use your fingers to mould little balls. Put some
garlic and onions in a pan with olive oil and butter, dried laurel, some
cloves and herbs. Let it cook for some minutes and then put the
meatballs inside until they become slightly brown. Refresh it with a
glass of spirit until it evaporates completely. In a saucepan, blend
some whole-fat milk with corn flour, salt, black pepper and nutmeg and
add it to the meatballs. Stir carefully and let it cook for 15 minutes.
Put the meatballs and their sauce in a serving plate. Sprinkle with some
chopped parsley and coriander and it's ready to eat!- if you are not confident in the medieval approach try my modern version (pictured above) of Almondegas com limão
Oh happy holiday indeed!
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