Meatball Soup
When I compared the soup recipe that we have applied for years now, with a few recipe books I realized that some people call our “treated soup”, meatball soup…
Ingredients
1.Meatball ingredients
350-500 grams of minced meat
2 slices of stale bread, the crusts removed and insides crumbled by hand
3-4 tablespoonfuls of rice
1 dessertspoonful of black pepper
1 egg
2 tablespoonfuls of olive oil
half a bunch of parsley, finely chopped
2. Soup ingredients
1 medium size onion
1/6 cup of vegetable oil
1 tablespoonful of tomato paste
1.5 litres of boiling water
1 (or 1.5) dessertspoonful of salt
Preparation
1. Mix the minced meat, the breadcrumbs, the rice, black pepper, salt, egg and 2 tablespoonfuls of olive oil together, kneading them into a meatball-dough
2. Spread the chopped parsley on a tray. Take marble-sized pieces from the meatball-dough and roll them into balls and put them on the tray. (If you want to deep freze the meatballs to be used later, mix them with parsley at times and leave to freeze. When they are frozen enough, put them in a plastic bag and leave them in the freezer)
3. For the soup, chop the onion, and turn it in a pan with 1/6 cup of vegetable oil. Add the tomato paste and turn them in the pan for a bit. Add the 1.5 litres of hot water, half a dessertspoonful of salt and the meatballs and stir. Cook for 10-15 minutes.
Note: Mom says you can also add 1.5 glasses of cooked chickpeas or 2 coarsely chopped potatoes and carrots.




Here is the last recipe for this weekend.

Yesterday I made a seasoned yogurt. The recipe is very simple; cover the inside of metal strainer and put in as much yogurt as you want. Place a container underneath the strainer so that all the water will drain out. Wait for a day. The next day, take spoonfuls of yogurt and layer them on top of each other in a jar with a lid. You may put any mixture of spices you want in between the layers. (I used paprika, mint, and rosemary.) After you finish all the layers, put enough olive oil until the top is completely covered. After letting it rest for a day, your seasoned yogurt is ready.
Monday night, I decided to make honey brownies when I realized that I had no fruit in the house. 

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