Semolina chops are tender memories from kindergarten. What could be simpler? It's delicious, if desired - sweet.. But it may not be sweet... Or you can not fry... Or you can use balloons... In a word, I was carried away... For those who are interested - an educational program on semolina porridge
Instructions
- Cook porridge from milk, semolina, a small amount of salt and sugar. But very thick. Before cooking, think about which version you want to cook meatballs in. Unsweetened - remove the sugar and add salt. Sweet - add vanilla. I prefer the medium version - slightly sweet. Cool the finished porridge to a lukewarm state.
- You should get a gentle homogeneous mass. Then there is room for imagination. - for sweet chops, you can add raisins, nuts, poppy seeds, pieces of fruit, berries to the mass; - for unsweetened - cheese, herbs, pepper, pieces of boiled vegetables, grated fresh vegetables (tender consistency), olives, pieces of boiled meat.
- If you decide to cook for a couple, it is better to make the dough thicker ... since at the boiling point the product fairly spreads to the sides and swells. You can add the above components. I added only poppy seeds and formed balls. Oil the steamer liberally. Cook for a couple of 10-15 minutes. Let cool slightly, then remove and serve. Alternatively, the balls can be rolled in grated cheese and baked in the oven.