Jewish Meat Balls

Potted Meat Balls

Ingredients

1 lb. (or more) ground beef (chuck, tenderloin,neck meat)

1 T. salt Dash of pepper

1 t. garlic salt (or 1 minced clove of garlic)

1 onion (grated)

1 egg (if more than 1 lb, meat use 2 eggs)

SAUCE PREPARATION

1 large onion

1 small green pepper

1 stalk celery

2 Ts. chicken fat

1 t. salt Dash of pepper

1/2 t. garlic salt

1 c. tomato juice

1 c. water

Instructions

Sauté onion, pepper and celery (cut up into small pieces), in the fat, add the water and tomato juice and bring to a boil on a high flame. Form ground beef into balls (keeping hands wet); put gently into sauce; keep flame high for about 5 minutes, then lower flame. Cover and simmer for 1 hour.

Potted Meat Balls and Flanken

Ingredients

1 1/2 lbs. flanken

1 onion

1 green pepper

1 stalk celery

2 Ts. chicken fat (heaping)

1 t. salt

1/2 t. garlic salt

Dash of pepper

1 c. tomato juice

1 c. water

MEAT PREPARATION

1 lb. ground beef (mixture of tenderloin andneck)

1 large onion (grated)

1 T. salt (level)

2 eggs

Dash of pepper

Instructions

Sauté vegetables in fat, sear flanken in the sautéed vegetables on a high flame. Lower flame, add other ingredients and simmer for about 1/2 hour.Make meat balls with the meat preparation and cook an hour longer. 15 minutes before turning off flame, add a little water so that you have enough juice to work with to serve as two separate meals.

Sweet and Sour Meat Balls

Ingredients

MEAT PREPARATION

1 1/2 lbs. ground beef

1 large onion (grated)

1 T. salt

2 eggs

Dash of pepper

SAUCE PREPARATION

1/3 of a 10-oz. jar of grape jelly

1 c. tomato juice

1 c. water

1 t. lemon juice

1 t. salt

Instructions

Mix the sauce preparation and bring to a boil; add all other ingredients. Form meat into small balls, roll in matzo meal and put into boiling mixture; turn flame down, cover and simmer for 1 hour.

Note

Throughout the website, wherever a recipe calls for salt, use coarse salt.

Also Note:

c. stands for cup

T. stands for tablespoon

t. stands for teaspoon

and don't forget salt stands for coarse salt.