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re: Is there a dish you just can't get right?
Posted on 2/11/20 at 1:06 pm to McCaigBro69
Posted on 2/11/20 at 1:06 pm to McCaigBro69
Meatball game changers for me were watching my grandmother as opposed to using her recipe.
She added chopped parsley (not in recipe)
She used food processor to chop ingredients
She carefully rolled them to make sure they were not over dense and had air pockets inside. Gave them a much lighter texture. She was extremely careful in measuring her black pepper and salt. She was adamant that beef needed to exact ratio of salt/pepper to pound of meat. She also used real parm and Romano and not the processed kind in a can.
She added chopped parsley (not in recipe)
She used food processor to chop ingredients
She carefully rolled them to make sure they were not over dense and had air pockets inside. Gave them a much lighter texture. She was extremely careful in measuring her black pepper and salt. She was adamant that beef needed to exact ratio of salt/pepper to pound of meat. She also used real parm and Romano and not the processed kind in a can.
Posted on 2/14/20 at 4:55 pm to michael corleone
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She added chopped parsley (not in recipe)
She used food processor to chop ingredients
I use the same method. I use a combination of Veal, pork and beef. Chicken stock, parm, onion, parsley, salt, pepper and garlic mixed in a food processor. Mix that with the meat and bread crumbs. Pan sear then add to the sauce.
Also for the hash browns, make sure to rinse your potatoes multiple times and dry them really really well. This will help them not be soggy.
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