Fish Meatballs
- Easy
- 34 min
- Kcal 489
Swordfish meatballs in sauce are a delicious variant of classic meatballs in sauce. Instead of ground meat, you just need to blend the swordfish and combine it with the typical ingredients: bread, eggs, and cheese. This way, you'll get soft meatballs to cook in the sauce... you can serve them as a second course or, why not, use them to dress spaghetti! Browning the meatballs ensures perfect cooking; this way, they will be soft but not fall apart. Making swordfish meatballs in sauce is really simple, discover our recipe to impress your guests!
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How to make meatballs?
If you're wondering how many ways there are to make meatballs, there are really many! You can make meat meatballs, vegetable meatballs, or fish meatballs like the ones we propose today. But how to cook meatballs? You can cook them stewed, fried, baked or in sauce!
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To prepare the swordfish meatballs in sauce, first cut the swordfish steak, already free of bones and skin, into cubes 1. Immerse it in lightly salted boiling water 2 along with the bay leaves 3.
Cook for 5 minutes, then drain it 4. Cut the bread into pieces and transfer it to a food processor 5; add the chopped parsley 6 and the garlic clove.
Also add the grated Grana Padano PDO 7, a pinch of salt, and blend everything until you get crumbs 8. Then transfer to a large bowl and place the swordfish in the food processor 9, without washing it.
Blend the swordfish as well 10 and transfer it to the bowl with the bread 11. Then add the eggs 12.
Mix well until you get a homogeneous mixture 13. Form about 17 meatballs by taking a portion of the mixture and shaping it into a round shape 14. Heat a pan with a drizzle of oil and place the meatballs inside 15.
Brown them well on all sides 16, then transfer them to a plate. In the same pan, add a garlic clove and the tomato sauce 27. Season with salt and pepper 18. Let it cook for a few minutes and, as soon as it starts to simmer, remove the garlic clove.
Dive the meatballs into the sauce 19, flavor with chopped parsley 20, and stir gently 21.
Cover with a lid 22 and continue cooking for about 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. As soon as the meatballs are ready 23, plate and garnish with chopped parsley. Serve your swordfish meatballs in sauce hot 24!