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Spinach Balls (I know, it’s not an insult!)

Spinach Balls recipe, eat well on universal credit

I’ve never understood why in the age of Shrink-flation, when the package sizes of everything are quietly reducing, that we still have to buy Spinach in industrial quantities. I bought a pack of Spinach for the Shakshuka with Spinach and Lamb Meatballs, we made the other night. But as usual we ended up with half of the pack in the fridge. So…….

Ingredients:-

250g of Spinach, wilted in salted water
2 Cloves of Garlic, minced
Cornflour and Gram Flour, enough to make a stiff batter
½ Tsp of Turmeric
Salt & Pepper to season the batter

Method:-

(1) When your Spinach has wilted squeeze as much waters as you can from it.
(2) Mix the Garlic in and set aside.
(3) Mix the Batter ingredients but don’t add water.
(4) Form the Spinach into balls and roll in the dry Batter mix.
(5) Heat a fryer it 160C.
(6) Add water to the batter until you have a very stiff batter.
(7) Coat the Spinach balls in Batter and fry individually until the Batter is golden brown.

These made a surprisingly good side and we don’t have half a bag of Spinach learning philosophy in the bottom of the fridge, which has to be a bonus!  


 

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A bit of butchery, eat well on universal credit

I happened across a Bone in Leg of Pork in the discount fridge the other day. It should have been £26.27, which would still have been a great price. But at £19.71 it was just too good a deal to pass on.

So the oldest ‘Butchers Boy’ in the land came out to play.

In total I extracted the following:-

4 Portions of 2 Steaks
6 Portions of Diced Pork.
3kg of Pork Mince - Which we made 6 large Pork Pies with.
Aspic Jelly for the Pork Pies for boiling the Bones.
Pork rind to make crackling with.

At normal prices we’d probably have paid about £30. There will be quite a few Pork recipes in the coming weeks!!!!!!

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