Today I'm going to make spaghetti bolognese with mozzarella-filled meatballs. Stick around for our surprise snack appearance!
meatballs >1 kg mixed minced >mozzarella >bread crumbs >eggs >seasoning
sauce >2 onions >1 clove garlic >2 thick carrpts >250g button mushrooms >100 g of tomato paste (concentrated) >800g chopped tomatoes (canned) >3 dl pasata of tomatoes >1 cup red wine >seasoning
Joseph Jenkins
ParanJustice? Is this like some kind of weird political wine made for the Brazilian market?
Brody Ward
First thing I'm gonna do is cut the moz'za like this and put it in the freezer while I prepare the mince
Yes
Jordan Turner
1 kg mixed minced
Samuel Stewart
mix in some "italian herbs", egg, breadcrumbs. I like to add a little nutmeg too.
Dominic Sanders
make big balls
Parker Price
let's start with the sauce now so the moz'za has a little more time to harden
chop onions & put em on a low fire
Robert Reyes
benis :DDDDDD
Michael Long
gonna make the same thing today. just with feta.
Chase Gray
>Dad Humor.
Adrian Carter
add some butter to diced carrots
meatball show-down?
Hunter Johnson
Sure if this thread is still up.
Robert Foster
take moz'za out of freezer and roll them into your meatballs when you're done with these it's time to add all your tomato-related ingredients to your onions and carrots.
Eli Ward
how is that bolognese
looks good though
Matthew Green
>bolognese It's literally just spaghetti and meatballs
Daniel Ortiz
onions and carrots
because I thought that was the name of the sauce
Isaiah Jackson
the first appearance of a surprise snack ingredient
Thomas Rodriguez
bolognese is a meat sauce
you should try adding celery to the onions and carrots, it's really good
Luis Jenkins
mamamamamameatballs
yeah I forgot the celery
Cooper Williams
Will return to this thread in 3 hours to see results. >you should try finishing that mirepoix You don't say?
Brody Murphy
put the meatballs aside and add some extra butter for the shrooms
>mirepoix I'm learning a lot of stuff here
Henry Wright
shrooms
Wyatt Robinson
meatballs looking good
Andrew Sanchez
shrooms again, ready this time
Ryder Scott
add meatballs and shrooms to sauce gonna leave it on a low fire for about 2-3 hours
Getting hungry though. Thank god the bread is ready.
Leo Cruz
A tip, OP. I oven-bake my meatballs, and I make a SHIT load. I then individually freeze them, and re-heat them in marinara sauce to give them some flavor. Not sure if this would work well with mozzaballs, but try it next time you're making regular meatballs.
Levi Bennett
it's time for HOT DOGS
will remember
Charles Anderson
those hot dogs look pretty gross dude
Christian White
they're awful
Jacob Martin
>That much bread for those tiny dogs
please stop
Jaxson Barnes
>something snappy well-thought-out comment about your mom and tiny dogs
Ian Hall
why fork? are you a woman or gay?
William Davis
update
a man who doesn't want raw meat on his salt shaker
Benjamin Reyes
How fat are you OP
Brody Morales
What's that book?
Brayden Roberts
they became a bit dark. and one of them fell apart and spilled cheese over the pan that burned.
But they taste really good. i made some djuvec rice with them.
Asher Stewart
it looks a bit like the stuff that comes out of your behind
Brayden Young
school project, redesigning a tv-magazine
Samuel Phillips
tv guide
Liam Hughes
tv-guide 2
Lucas Hughes
...
Samuel Peterson
quote & portrait
Aiden Morales
another quote
Brody Robinson
...
Isaac Howard
they look delicious
Adam Walker
whats with the ISIS flag printout?
Michael Hernandez
testprint for a different school project 1/2
Grayson Thompson
2/2
Jaxon Nelson
taste-test meatball
Gavin Morales
Whats the verdict? Did you died?
Eli Bennett
could've used a little more seasoning, but it was good. forgot to take a pic though
Nolan Jackson
What seasonings would you recommend?
Oliver Johnson
It didn't look like you used any seasoning at all.
My meatballs come out great every time. This is how it's done:
1lb ground beef 1lb ground pork 1 big yellow onion 1 head of garlic 1 pack of fresh basil oregano salt and pepper shredded parmesan 1 large egg white bread milk
place the meat in a giant bowl chop up and sautee 1/2 of the onion, garlic and basil place a few slices of bread in a bowl and pour in enough milk to cover the bread dump the sauteed o/g/b in the giant bowl with the meat, along with a shitload of salt and pepper, 1 cup of parmesan and a sprinkle of oregano sautee the rest of the o/g/b to be used in the tomato sauce take the bread out of the milk and gently squeeze out about 2/3 of the milk add milkbread and the egg to the giant bowl mix and mash with your hands until it looks like a pink paste form the paste into balls of whatever size you like and brown them in olive oil in a piping hot skillet do not cook them all the way through place browned balls on a paper towel-covered plate to absorb some of the grease place balls in the tomato sauce and cook on medium-low heat for 2-3 hours
wa la. perfect balls every time.
Aaron King
what kinda italian herbs? also how did you season the sauce?
Jack Sanchez
you add any butter/oil before you put em in?
Oliver Price
also, how much breadcrumbs?
Anthony Howard
OP what did you do with the clove of garlic? all these questions at the bottom are mine, i'm trying to organize this into a recipe.. here's what i have so far
Instructions 1. Cut mozzarella into small chunks to form meatballs around and put in freezer 2. In a mixing bowl, combine mixed minced, “Italian herbs”, egg, and breadcrumbs. (a little nutmeg?) 3. Form into big balls 4. Prepare mirepoix (instructions at bottom) 5. Take mozzarella out of freezer, flatten meatballs and fold them around mozzarella chunks 6. Incorporate all tomato related ingredients to saucepot 7. Pan fry meatballs 8. Set aside meatballs, add some extra butter, and sautee chopped shrooms 9. Add meatballs and shrooms to sauce and simmer for 2-3 hours
Mirepoix Mirepoix is a French culinary term for carrots, celery, and onion sautéed in butter and used as an aromatic base in sauces, soups, and stews. They add an overall depth to the flavor of your food and many different countries have different combinations of vegetables to achieve the same effect with a different flavor. To prepare, start carrots and onions on low heat until they begin to brown. Add celery and continue to cook until celery softens and turns a brighter green. Stir in small amount of tomato paste and cook until entire mixture is a rich brown. This technique is known as pincage.
Jayden Russell
i hate how unresponsive this fucking board is
Evan Walker
you were just waiting to share your gay book this whole time you literal faggot
Easton Cruz
someone pls help me w this recipe before i leave work
Eli White
if you want really good meatballs, don't listen to op. this is pretty much the standard recipe for exceptional italian-style meatballs