This is a great finger food...Love it...You can eat it as as side dish also along with rice or even aapam,naan,etc
Ingredients:
Beef mince:1/4 kg
Onion;1,finely chopped
Egg:1
Green chillies:2,finely chopped
Garam masala:1 tsp
Ginger paste:1 tsp
Garlic paste:1 tsp
Vinegar/lemon juice:2 tsp
Semolina/bread crumbs:1/2 cup
Salt to taste
Oil;2 cups for deep fry
Preparation:
Wash and drain the minced beef...Apply salt to taste....
Heat 4 tsp of oil in a pan and fry the finely chopped onion...Cook until soft...
Then add the green chillies,ginger and garlic pastes...
Saute for sometime and then add garam masala and vinegar or lemon juice and dtir fry...
Finally add the drained beef and cook on low flame...Stir constantly until the mince is cooked well..
Remove from the pan and cool...
Then add an egg to the mixture and m ix well...
Now run the egg and beef mixture in a blender just for a few seconds...
Shape this in to croquettes and coat with breadcrumbs r semolina...
Heat the remaining oil and deep fry the croquettes for 3 to 5 minutes or until brown..
Drain on absorbent paper...
The beef croquettes are ready!!
Enjoy making the beef croquettes!!
Serve hot with sauce!!
Go to beef for more beef recipes...
Linking to Hearth and soul blog hop
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Beef cutlets
Fish cutlets
Prawn stuffed balls
Dear Sameena
ReplyDeleteI like the recipe. I shall try with lamb meat here in India. ( Beef is not cooked in the kitchen). I always prefer beef over lamb or goat any time. So when I am abroad, I eat only beef and will try the recipe with beef when I am abroad.
Have a nice week
I will try it with minced goat meat. Thank you for this recipe. :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy, will try out with lamb meat..
ReplyDeletei was about to post chicken croquettes.. :) kept for next time.. :) this looks beautiful
ReplyDeleteNice croquettes. I will make them with mutton mince here.I do cook beef when I visit my children.
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Iam a veggie. will try with potato :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent,I will use this recipe to make chicken croquettes :)They look perfect as a finger food.
ReplyDeleteThat looks yummy...
ReplyDeleteLooks very appetizing.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy....
ReplyDeletelooks and sound gud...will try sometime.
ReplyDeleteBiny
Wonderful starter..great recipe for parties
ReplyDeletewonderful recipe..i won't eat beef, will try with chicken looks delicious!
ReplyDeletelooks great..a good appetizer as well. We get some awesome beef croquettes here in Goa.
ReplyDeleteSounds and looks interesting
ReplyDeleteTry to make it different with turkey or chicken...Thanks...
ReplyDeleteYou know I had my first beef croquette not long ago and loved it. Yours look and sound great!! Thanks for sharing with the Hearth and Soul hop.
ReplyDeleteI'm always on the lookout for more finger foods for parties. I'm also going to be checking out those prawn stuffed balls. Thanks for sharing with the Hearth and Soul hop.
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