Ngaahi me'a
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500 l Pulu ki he kelekele
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130 l 'Oku na 'a e ma
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50 l Parmesan siisi
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2 Fua'imoa
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ke nau 'ahi'ahi'i Soleki
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ke nau 'ahi'ahi'i Pepa 'uli'uli
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50 l Ifi Provola siisi
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1 tuft of Parsley
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2 twigs of Thyme
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ke nau 'ahi'ahi'i Momoʻi meʻakai
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Hako 'o e lolo
Ngaahi fakahinohino
Fryed 'o e Meatballs ko e founga ta'o 'o ha faingofua ka ifo 'aupito. Taukei 'a e ngaahi morsels ongongofua 'o minced 'a e kakano'i manu mo e provola, parmesan, fo'i moa mo e parsley 'ikai lava mo'oni ke pulia 'i he menu 'o e katoanga kai 'o ha 'aho malolo lelei pe ko ha ma'u me'atokoni ho'ata 'o e 'aho Sapate 'i he famili. 'I he polokalama ko 'eni 'oku nau fakapaku, ka 'oku ou fakamalo ki honau versatility 'e lava ke ke feime'atokoni he meatballs 'i ha ngaahi founga kehekehe. Feinga ke hange ko 'eni kiate kinautolu 'i he 'ovani, pe 'i ha kulo mo hono kelevi e temata ki ha kalasi ua succulent.
Kapau te ke fakahoko ai kinautolu mafana mo ha salati fo'ou mo toothpicks lanu kehekehe pe iki-Fooki ke ke ngaue 'i ha founga angamaheni, 'ikai ha taha ia 'e lava ke teke'i 'a e ngaahi meatballs ifo!
Ngaahi sitepu
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Fai 'e
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To prepare meatballs, start slicing the stale bread. Remove the crust and cut the breadcrumbs into cubes, then place it in a mixer together with the minced parsley and the thyme leaves: operate the mixer until you obtain a smooth and homogeneous mixture. Slice and chop the provola cheese. |
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Fai 'e
30
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In a large pan place the meat, chopped bread and provola cheese, add the grated Parmesan cheese and finally the eggs slightly beaten. Season with salt and pepper then start kneading with your hands until you get a compact dough, which you have to leave in the refrigerator for 30 minutes covered with plastic wrap. |
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Hili e taimi ʻoku fie maʻú, remove the dough from the refrigerator, moisten your hands and begin to divide the dough into portions of about 20 l: each modeled on the palm of your hand to get balls of the same size. Then put them on a tray lined with transparent film. |
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Fai 'e
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Put breadcrumbs in a large bowl and pass each meatball inside, turning it with the help of a fork for a uniform breading. Let them rest all on the tray, trying to distance them slightly from each other. |
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Fai 'e
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Lolotonga, bring the oil to fry at a temperature that does not exceed 170-180 ° (to be measured with a kitchen thermometer). When it is hot at the right point, dip 2-3 meatballs at a time with a skimmer so as not to lower the oil temperature too much, cook a few minutes (2-3 minutes will be enough) until you have a nice browning, then transfer the meatballs cooked on absorbent paper just long enough to eliminate the excess oil. |