We have a Husky. I have similar fears about Husky hair in the food. It just gets everywhere.
Kheema (aloo not matar - potatoes >> peas :D) (less cinnamon, add cardamom, peppercorns, and cloves)
Kheema macaroni - kheema without peas or potatoes, used as pasta sauce (indian bolognese, yep)
Kheema pulao - layer the kheema and parboiled basmati like a biryani, cover and finish cooking
Kababs - the basic one i grew up with is similar to this, but you can vary the seasonings
Koftas - make a basic recipe and freeze, vary by changing the sauce (indian / thai / italian / etc)
Korean patties
Faux bulgogi
Shepherds pie
Bolognese sauce
Meatloaf
Haha, I would think the same. I suppose cooking it isn’t as hard to learn (I hope!), but dang…I’ve seen some people who have no idea try to shape a patty, and I just look at them in horror as they try to figure out how to do this. Hands smushing into the meat and just terrible looking patties. Same with meatballs – I guess if you see people make it enough or if you work with food enough, you can figure it out without being “taught”, but if you don’t really cook, it’s a little hard to figure out the best way to get started. There are still a lot of novice cooks out there who are afraid to get really hands on with their food prep.
Great recipe, thanks for sharing! I am definitely going to try. What do you think about serving them with rice and lettuce for wrapping? Which condiments?
They are actually a banchan, but I eat them as a main.
Don’t need lettuce to wrap - rice and a some lightly seasoned (garlick/sesame oil) veg (think spinach or zucchini banchan) and some spicy sauce on the side - I mix garlic doenjang, gochujang, vinegar, and sesame oil - you could make ssam sauce instead
Mmm. So good. Freezes really well too, if you want to make extra.
Thanks!
Filo pie with browned hamburger, onion, garlic and seasoning, chopped spinach and feta. Rice is good in this pie as well, as is a small can of tomato sauce.
Italian Wedding Meatball soup with tiny meatballs. Excellent comfort or sick food.
Homemade Hamburger Helper, compliments of the NYT 5 Dishes for Dinner