Greek meatballs are a popular appetiser ideal for a meze platter accompanied by Tzatziki.
Prepare the onions, garlic and herbs
Using your hands, combine all of the ingredients well in a large mixing bowl
Check that the mixture isn’t too soft by rolling a meatball and confirming that it retains its shape. If the meatball doesn’t hold its shape, you may need to add some more breadcrumbs or self-raising flour. It’s best to err on the side of the mixture being too soft rather than too hard though, as this will be reflected in the cooked version
Add enough oil to the frypan to cover 2/3 of a meatball
Heat the oil over a medium flame
While the oil is heating up, roll the mixture into balls of approximately 4cm diameter
Once the oil is ready for frying, place the meatballs into the frying pan
When the meatballs have browned on one side, turn them over and cook them until they brown on the other side as well
Remove the meatballs from the frying pan and place them on a dish lined with paper towelling to absorb the excess oil
Meatballs are extremely versatile. They are great on their own, with tzatziki or a tomato sugo as an appetizer, or even as a main meal when served with a generous Greek Salad and roast potatoes
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