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Reatless Raw Meatball Recipe

I will give you the recipe for a raw meat. I made this recipe many times

What you need
3 cups fine wheat
3 onions
pepper souce
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 tablespoon cumin
paprika
black pepper
vegatable oil
lemon water
Salt
lettuce
parsley

How do you do?
1. Soak the wheat with boiling water, add a little salt
2. Grate the onions and cook with oil
3. adding a tomato paste
4. Add spices and get the onions from the stove
5. Add onions mixture over wheat with boiling water swollen and add lemon water.
6. knead well
7. Add chopped parsley and onions to wheat
8. Add pepper and salt to taste bitter
9. Knead again thorougly. After giving the shape of small pieces.
10. Serve with lettuce


 

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