Deep-fried fish balls

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4 servings
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Fish/Seafood

By Food24 November 03 2009
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Ingredients (18)

FISH BALLS
12.00 pilchards
70.00 ml fresh coriander — roughly chopped
15.00 ml cumin — seeds
2.00 garlic — cloves, crushed
1.00 lemon — juice only
0.00 sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
0.00 semolina
0.00 tomato sauce
60.00 ml fresh chillies — 573
2.00 garlic — cloves, thinly sliced
1.00 kg fresh tomatoes — peeled and seeded
2.00 plum tomatoes — tinned, whole and seeded
15.00 ml cumin — seeds, coarsely ground
0.00 salt — to taste
0.00 pinch castor sugar
TO COMPLETE
0.00 sunflower oil — for deep frying
0.00 fresh coriander
0.00 pita breads
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Method:

FISH BALLS
Chop the fish (fresh or canned), coriander and cumin seeds until fairly fine.
Add the garlic, lemon juice, salt and pepper and mix.
Shape the fish mixture into balls slightly smaller than a golf ball and roll them in the semolina or polenta until well coated. Refrigerate for at least two hours.
SAUCE
Heat the oil and fry the garlic until it just begins to brown.
Add the tomatoes, cumin seeds and salt.
Simmer over medium heat until most of the liquid has evaporated.
Adjust the seasoning and add the castor sugar if desired.
TO COMPLETE
Heat just enough oil in a saucepan to cover the fish balls and fry them in batches for three to four minutes or until golden brown.
Sprinkle with the coriander and serve with the tomato sauce and pitta bread.



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