I invited my mother over for dinner tonight since my father was out of town. When I have guests over for dinner, I like to try something different to impress them and since it is my mother, the one who taught me a lot of the recipes I know, I can't fall back on an old standby. So I created something new and it was a big hit with everyone.
Here is my recipe for meatballs, and I will apologize in advance since I don't measure out ingredients when I am cooking.
Ground beef
1 packet Lipton onion soup mix
Worcestershire sauce
milk
beef bouillon granules
corn starch
salt and pepper to taste
I mixed my ground beef with a packet of onion soup mix and some worcestershire sauce and made meatballs with it. I sprayed my saute pan with some cooking spray and browned my meatballs on all sides. I also started some brown rice cooking. When my meatballs had been browned on all sides, I covered the pan, occasionally stirring them, and let them cook until finished. I took my meatballs out of the pan and set them aside, then I drained all but about 2 TB of drippings from the pan. I used the beef bouillon granules dissolved into water (because I didn't have any beef broth on hand) and, leaving the heat on in the pan, used the makeshift beef broth to deglaze the pan. I then added some milk, some more worcestershire sauce and some corn starch to thicken up while stirring constantly ro make the gravy. I used salt and pepper to taste. These meatballs were served over a bed of brown rice with the gravy and steamed peas on the side. Yummy! The only bad part was there are almost no leftovers!
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