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Web📖 Recipe Variations. It's easy to make a Keto version of Greek Lamb Meatballs that is also low in calories. If you use almond flour as the meatball filler …

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WebGreek Meatballs (Keftedes) Remove onto plate, cover to keep warm and repeat with remaining meatballs. BAKING: Alternatively, spray generously with oil (preferably olive …

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How to cook keftedes?

The traditional way of cooking Greek meatballs (keftedes) is frying them. Fry the keftedes in batches of 10-15 at a time, until nicely browned on all sides. Instead of frying you can bake / grill the keftedes in the oven. Preheat the oven at 200C, place the un-floured keftedes on greased baking sheet about an inch apart.

What is keftedes greek meatballs?

What is Keftedes (Greek Meatballs)? Keftedes (Greek meatballs) is a famous Greek appetizer, commonly served as part of a meze platter, with some creamy tzatziki sauce and pita breads, and as a side to a slice of delicious traditional Greek Moussaka. Keftedes can also be served as a filling meal with some basmati rice and a nice Greek feta salad.

How do you make greek pork meatballs?

There’s only really two steps involved with making meatballs: To make Greek pork meatballs (keftedes), combine all of the ingredients in a large mixing bowl and mix thoroughly for 5-10 minutes, squeezing with your hands to blend the flavors. Cover the mixture with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 hour.

Can you freeze meatballs from greece?

These delicious Greek meatballs, also known as keftedes are packed with flavor. They’re light, juicy, and simply delicious. Super easy to make and they freeze beautifully. In this recipe, I cooked them under the broiler instead of pan-frying and saved myself a lot of cleanup.

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