Porcupine Meatballs- A Finger-Licking Ground Beef Recipe to Serve on a Friend’s Party
Porcupine Meatballs- A Finger-Licking Ground Beef Recipe to Serve on a Friend’s Party
Ground beef has always been a favorite one for the beef lovers. It can be prepared in a variety of different ways and every item tastes amazingly sumptuous. You can roast it, grill it, boil it or even fry it as per your or your guest’s preference. This can be the perfect dish on a friend’s party with some wine. The aroma of the preparation would bring all the guests together at the table and you can have a real good time. Here is a ground-beef recipe for you that will make all your guests lick their fingers and crave for some more!
Porcupine Meatballs made of Ground Beef
This is a very special dish that you can prepare quite easily at home. You can make it as delicious as the restaurant-made ones that you order using FoodPanda promo codes. You would require a couple of basic ingredients for this item and process of cooking is quite simple.
INGREDIENTS
Before preparing this dish make sure that all the ingredients have been arranged for separately and keep them handy. Make sure to have a big skillet ready and there should be plenty of water available. The ingredients which you would require for this recipe are as follows:
- Ground Beef – 1 pound
- White rice (uncooked) – ½ cup
- Water – ½ cup
- Chopped onion – 1/3 cup
- Salt – 1 teaspoon
- Celery Salt – ½ teaspoon
- Garlic powder – 1/8 teaspoon
- Ground black pepper – 1/8 teaspoon
- Tomato Sauce – 15 ounce
- Worcestershire sauce – 2 teaspoons
THE PROCESS
This is the step-by-step process to prepare this item.
- At first, you need to mix the ground beef with ½ cup of water rice, salt, garlic powder in a bowl. Add some black pepper to it.
- After you mix all the ingredients well, prepare 12 meatballs with the mixture and keep them aside.
- In the next step, you would have to heat the meat balls over meat heat or temperature on a skillet.
- Keep on cooking the meatballs until they turn brownish red. Don’t forget to turn them occasionally for both sides to heat well.
- The next thing which you need to do is to drain out any excess amount of grease that might be present on the balls.
- Once done you need to pour 1 cup of water, the Worcestershire sauce and the tomato sauce into the skillet and then reduce the heat a little bit.
- Make sure that you covered the simmer and let it be in that position for at least 45 minutes until the rice becomes tender and the center of the meat balls are no longer pink in color.
- If the sauce turns too dry, you can add some water into it to get a creamy consistency.
If you plan to cook it in an oven in that case you need to use a baking dish of 8x8x2 inches. Mix all the ingredients and pour the mixture on the meat balls. Then you need to cook it for 45 minutes at a temperature of 350 degree. Don’t forget to cover the baking dish.
Porcupine Meatballs are easy to prepare and tastes delicious just like the ready-made ones that you can order availing www.couponmama.co.in. Once prepares you can serve it with onions and green chilies to your guests as snacks along with some wine. This dish will set the right party mood when served on the table with some extra sauce.
11 Comments
Jessica Merrick
These look Delicious!
Amber Ludwig
Yummo!! These look amazing!! I love that the rice is already added so It’s all cooked together!! Less pans to clean after 😉
Sarah L
My mother used to make a version of these.
Veronica Lee
These look delish! Yummm!
Margaret Appel
These porcupine meatballs would be great for picky kid eaters, or on toothpicks at dinner parties. Keeping this recipe handy, never know when I might need it! Thanks for sharing 🙂
gloria patterson
Thanks for the memories!!! I have not had these in years my mother used to make them all the time. Way back when this was the way to make meat feed more people. I am going to have to make these
natalie nichols
These look delicious! I might make them for my daughter’s birthday!
Terri S
These look AMAZING! I can’t wait to try them. Thank you for sharing the recipe!!
Kasey Kessler
My mom use to make these for me when I was a little girl! I have been thinking about making them for my family! Thanks for posting this!
Wanda Tracey
These look so delicious and can`t wait to try them.I have not made porcupine meatballs in ages and now I am craving them.Thanks for the awesome post.
Darcy Novak
I haven’t made these in so long. I definitely need to make these soon. Thank you for sharing.