Using as an excuse March’s 25th, a day that we celebrate through a national fish eating, I decided to show you today a different version of a meze made of fish.
Today I cook fishballs with fresh hake, dill and potatoes.
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Ingredients
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- 500 g potatoes ,
- 500 g hake fillet (you may also use frozen hake fillet) ,
- 2 teaspoons of olive oil ,
- 2 spring inions, thinly sliced ,
- 2 teaspoons thinly cut dull ,
- A bit of flour ,
- 2 eggs, beaten ,
- ¾ of a cup rusk powder ,
- Salt ,
- Pepper
Instructions
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- Peel the potatoes, wash them and cut them into pieces. ,
- Put them inside a pan, fill it with cold water and cook them for 20 minutes. ,
- Dry them off and smash them using a fork. ,
- Put the hake inside a pan and fill it with water until the hake is covered. ,
- Cook it for 5 minutes. ,
- Allow it to cool down and then chop it with your hands. ,
- Transfer it to the bowl with the potatoes and add the rest of the ingredients. ,
- Stir and shape into small fishballs. ,
- Put them in a plate and transfer them to the fridge for 30 minutes to set. ,
- In a bowl, add some flour, salt and pepper. ,
- In another bowl add the eggs and in a third the rusk powder. ,
- One by one, dip the fishballs inside the flour, the egg and finally the rusk, always with this same succession. ,
- Fry them for around 4 minutes, over high heat in a small frying pan with olive oil. ,
- Fry them in small groups of 3-5 fishballs every time and then dry them off on kitchen towel.
