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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook crunchy stuffed arrow roots with minced meat sauce using 11 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Crunchy stuffed arrow roots with minced meat sauce:
- Prepare 150 g minced meat
- Make ready 2 pieces chopped arrow roots
- Prepare 1 tomato
- Get 1 onion
- Make ready 1 tsp ginger garlic paste
- Get salt and pepper
- Take 1 tbsp vegetable oil
- Get 2 royco cubes
- Prepare 30 g butter
- Prepare 1 cup bread crumbs
- Get 1 tbsp magarine
See recipes for friday night gizzards with coconut arrow root too. Quick-cooking ground beef cooks up in the same pot as your pasta and sauce, then gets topped with fresh veggies for a cool, crunchy finish. Arrowroot is a tropical, perennial tuber. To make arrowroot powder, the rhizomatous part of the arrowroot plant is used.
Steps to make Crunchy stuffed arrow roots with minced meat sauce:
- In a heated sauce pan, boil the arrow roots, but do not cover. it will take 20 - 30 minutes to be done
- In another saucepan, saute the onions then add in the ginger garlic paste and let cook for a minute
- Add in your minced meat and stir vigorously. cover and let cook on medium heat for 5 -8 minutes
- Add in the the royco cubes and some salt and pepper, then mix thoroughly
- Add in the tomatoes, cover and allow to simmer for 2 minutes. mash the tomatoes to a paste. let cook for 10 minutes under medium heat.
- Add water to the minced meat level and cover. Cover and let cook for a minute then remove from heat. save some minced meat sauce to be used as an accompaniment.
- Slightly mash the arrow roots then add some margarine, salt and pepper to the cooked arrow roots. using a wooden spoon, mash till smooth.
- Wet your hands with excess water and scoop the mashed arrow roots then try to make a ball
- Poke a hole using your finger, and put desired amount of the stuffing, press it slightly for it to be compact
- Fold over the mashed arrow root from the bottom then to the sides until you cover the stuffing (don't forget to keep wetting your hands). roll into a ball
- Roll the ball over the bread crumbs. let the balls rest for sometime when refridgirated.
- Deep fry the balls in oil on medium heat. for 5 minutes
- Remove and place in an underlined container. Serve with the rest of the sauce
The plant has special uses in the West Indies, where it was used for treating arrow poisoning, therefore the name arrowroot. Then other ingredients are stuffed between them. I will one day post Eggplant Hasamiage. The ingredients that are put between the vegetables are either seasoned prawns or minced meat (ground meat), usually pork or chicken. I used prawns today to go between the lotus root slices, but pork mince is equally as popular to make Renkon no Haamiage.
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