Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls)

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls)

by Determined to be a cook

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

My husband likes to eat meatballs, which are more fragrant than the ready-made meatballs bought in the supermarket. My best is cabbage balls and tofu, but the cabbage in the northeast seems to be frozen. After going to the supermarket several times, the cabbage is not good, so I had to use spinach instead. Don't put tofu when making spinach balls. It seems that eating the two together is bad for your health. The cooking of cabbage balls and tofu is basically the same as that of spinach balls. It's very simple. I believe everyone will do it. "

Ingredients

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls)

1. Buy half a catty of minced meat and eat for two, 5 yuan is enough. If there is no minced meat, buy some fat and lean meat and chop it up.

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls) recipe

2. Add appropriate amount of pepper water, a little cooking wine, soy sauce, some salt, more chopped ginger, and a little sesame oil, mix well and set aside.

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls) recipe

3. Pour a little oil, add green onion and ginger, stir fry the fungus, pour in water and boil.

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls) recipe

4. After the water is boiled, use a spoon to dig out the meat filling and drop it into the pot into a ball.

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls) recipe

5. Cook for about 5 or 6 minutes. After the meatballs change color, add the cut spinach, a little salt, and chicken essence.

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls) recipe

6. After the spinach is cooked, put a little sesame oil out of the pan.

Spinach Balls (cabbage Balls) recipe

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