Italian tuna fish balls

Italian fish balls

A superhealthy curve on a family most loved that can be presented with spaghetti or squashed level and cooked as burgers

kcal594   fat12g  saturates2g  carbs92g  sugars8g  fibre4g  protein35g  salt1.42g

Italian tuna fish balls
Italian tuna fish balls
















Fixings


2 160g jars of fish

in sunflower or olive oil, depleted (save a little oil)

little modest bunch of pine nuts

newly ground get-up-and-go 1 lemon

little modest bunch parsley

leaves, generally hacked

50g new breadcrumb

1 egg

beaten

400g spaghetti

500g container pasta sauce

Strategy

1.         Flake the fish into a bowl, then tip in the pine nuts, lemon get-up-and-go, parsley, breadcrumbs and egg. Season and combine with your hands until totally consolidated. Roll the blend into 12 walnut-measure balls. Put a huge dish of salted water on to bubble, then cook the spaghetti as indicated by pack directions.


2.         Heat a tad bit of the fish oil in an expansive non-stick griddle, then sear the fish balls for 5 mins, turning each moment or so until totally brilliant. Deplete on kitchen paper. Warm the tomato sauce, then hurl together with the pasta and fish balls.

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Tuesday, 21 February 2017

Italian tuna fish balls

Italian fish balls

A superhealthy curve on a family most loved that can be presented with spaghetti or squashed level and cooked as burgers

kcal594   fat12g  saturates2g  carbs92g  sugars8g  fibre4g  protein35g  salt1.42g

Italian tuna fish balls
Italian tuna fish balls
















Fixings


2 160g jars of fish

in sunflower or olive oil, depleted (save a little oil)

little modest bunch of pine nuts

newly ground get-up-and-go 1 lemon

little modest bunch parsley

leaves, generally hacked

50g new breadcrumb

1 egg

beaten

400g spaghetti

500g container pasta sauce

Strategy

1.         Flake the fish into a bowl, then tip in the pine nuts, lemon get-up-and-go, parsley, breadcrumbs and egg. Season and combine with your hands until totally consolidated. Roll the blend into 12 walnut-measure balls. Put a huge dish of salted water on to bubble, then cook the spaghetti as indicated by pack directions.


2.         Heat a tad bit of the fish oil in an expansive non-stick griddle, then sear the fish balls for 5 mins, turning each moment or so until totally brilliant. Deplete on kitchen paper. Warm the tomato sauce, then hurl together with the pasta and fish balls.

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