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INTRODUCTION TO SPICES PART 7
thespiceman
Community member Posts: 6,388 Disability Gamechanger
Hello everybody this is for all your Chinese take out lovers. Want a Chinese well this a meal I make using store cupboard staples and easy to do.
SAUSAGE MEATBALLS AND NOODLES
You will need blender of food processor
Knife
Pan
Ingredients
Sausages good ones min 90% meat content Good sausages make the meal here.
Per person three sausages out of skins roll into three medium large meatballs.
1 Onion
Peppers any
From a Jar Garlic , Ginger, Chilli 1 teaspoon each.
Chinese 5 Spice Powder half teaspoon or more
This is a Chinese Blend of spices usually Cloves, Fennel plus Black Pepper, Star Anise
Soya a dash
Sesame Oil a dash
Wok to noodles pack These noodles already cooked vacuum pack no water straight to dish.
Usually two in pack.
Tin of sweetcorn drained.
Passata carton.
Coriander dried 1 teaspoon
Method
1.Take sausages out of skins. Roll into meatballs. Easy to do wash wet hands then roll.
Size up to you. As long their meatball sized. Fry off oil touch. Seal brown. Remove.
2. Make sauce Blender or Food processor. Onions diced up add with Peppers diced up, plus every thing else. Garlic, Chilli, Ginger,5 spice Powder, Soya , Sesame oil, Passata, Coriander.
Blitz. Makes a lot so portion for numbers.
3. To pan sear sauce warm through. Add back sausage meatballs. Cover simmer till cooked through about ten minutes adjust timings.
4. Last minute add noodles out of pack warm through. Cover another few minutes.
5. Check seasoning. Taste add extras Sweetcorn at the end warm through another few minutes.
6. Options roll meatballs into five spice powder if you wish. Before cooking.
7. Add to your taste any left over. Doing vegetable noodles to night with left over sauce add stores Zucchini and Mushrooms. Frozen vegetables Peas and Green Beans. Other options.
8. This sauce use it for anything easy like cooked prawns defrosted. Perhaps cooked chicken easy with choice of freezer veg.
SAUSAGE MEATBALLS AND NOODLES
You will need blender of food processor
Knife
Pan
Ingredients
Sausages good ones min 90% meat content Good sausages make the meal here.
Per person three sausages out of skins roll into three medium large meatballs.
1 Onion
Peppers any
From a Jar Garlic , Ginger, Chilli 1 teaspoon each.
Chinese 5 Spice Powder half teaspoon or more
This is a Chinese Blend of spices usually Cloves, Fennel plus Black Pepper, Star Anise
Soya a dash
Sesame Oil a dash
Wok to noodles pack These noodles already cooked vacuum pack no water straight to dish.
Usually two in pack.
Tin of sweetcorn drained.
Passata carton.
Coriander dried 1 teaspoon
Method
1.Take sausages out of skins. Roll into meatballs. Easy to do wash wet hands then roll.
Size up to you. As long their meatball sized. Fry off oil touch. Seal brown. Remove.
2. Make sauce Blender or Food processor. Onions diced up add with Peppers diced up, plus every thing else. Garlic, Chilli, Ginger,5 spice Powder, Soya , Sesame oil, Passata, Coriander.
Blitz. Makes a lot so portion for numbers.
3. To pan sear sauce warm through. Add back sausage meatballs. Cover simmer till cooked through about ten minutes adjust timings.
4. Last minute add noodles out of pack warm through. Cover another few minutes.
5. Check seasoning. Taste add extras Sweetcorn at the end warm through another few minutes.
6. Options roll meatballs into five spice powder if you wish. Before cooking.
7. Add to your taste any left over. Doing vegetable noodles to night with left over sauce add stores Zucchini and Mushrooms. Frozen vegetables Peas and Green Beans. Other options.
8. This sauce use it for anything easy like cooked prawns defrosted. Perhaps cooked chicken easy with choice of freezer veg.
Community Champion
SCOPE Volunteer Award Engaging Communities 2019
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Nutrition, Diet, Wellbeing, Addiction.
Recipes
SCOPE Volunteer Award Engaging Communities 2019
Mental Health advice, guidance and information to all members
Nutrition, Diet, Wellbeing, Addiction.
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Sounds lovely thanks @thespiceman
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Hello @Victoriad Thanks I do not know. Just something simple Chinese I like. Usually meats like Pork or Beef maybe or well how about Turkey thigh.
Always open to what ever you want to do why not?
Adapt to your own tastes as you please.
The one and only spiceman
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SCOPE Volunteer Award Engaging Communities 2019
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Nutrition, Diet, Wellbeing, Addiction.
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Community Champion
SCOPE Volunteer Award Engaging Communities 2019
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Nutrition, Diet, Wellbeing, Addiction.
Recipes -
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