Steps to Make Frikadele/meatballs from Germany traditional kitchen in 18 Minutes for Beginners

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have frikadele/meatballs from germany traditional kitchen using 7 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Frikadele/meatballs from Germany traditional kitchen:

1. Prepare 250 gr minced beef
2. Make ready 250 gr minced pork
3. Get 50 gr old bread (softened in water)
4. Take 1 egg
5. Get 2 tsp Salt
6. Prepare 1 tsp Pepper
7. Prepare Oil

Traditional German food is quite heavy and rich. Danish Frikadelle or frikadeller are egg-shaped ground pork/veal/beef meatballs. So the next time, I made egg-shaped Danish Frikadelle. It then made sense to fry them like ordinary meatballs.

Instructions to make Frikadele/meatballs from Germany traditional kitchen:

1. Old hard bread is softened in a bowl of water. Squeeze the water out. Keep it aside. Notes. It can be substitute with bread crumbs or bread flour.
2. Mix the minced beef and minced pork in a bowl.
3. Add the squeezed bread, salt and pepper. Add an egg.
4. Mix them well.
5. Shape the meatball into ball or patty as your wish. Continue with the rest of meat.
6. In a frying pan, add enough oil to pan fry the meat and heat it before placing the meat.
7. With medium level of heat, pan fry the meat and flip it over to cook another side.
8. Cook for 8-10 minutes until it is well cooked and not raw in the middle.

I serve them with the updated gravy, the historically accurate boiled. What you see above is a Meatball, called Frikadelle in Germany. This is pretty famous in Germany. But we make more Meatballs for each Person, then you can see on the Photos above. I developed this recipe to recapture the flavours of the rustic South African sausage - boerewors means farmer's sausage.

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