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POTATO BALLS

Apart from delighting your taste buds, potatoes are good for those who wish to put on weight. Try out this potato balls recipe, really delicious and exciting!
Credit : Tspices_kitchen

Ingredients 
Sweet potatoes, diced
2 eggs
Minced meat 
Green beans, chopped 
Green peas 
Carrots, grated 
Onions 
Salt 
Seasoning
Curry 
Thyme 
Pepper (optional)
Breadcrumbs
Flour 
Vegetable oil (for frying) 


Procedure 
Fill your pot with water. 
Pour in your potatoes. Add some salt and leave to boil till its very soft. 
Pour the soft potatoes in a bowl. Using a spoon, mash it till it becomes a smooth paste. Set aside. 
Get a pan. Add vegetable oil. Pour in some onions. 
Add meat, seasoning, salt, curry, thyme and pepper. 
Add the grated carrot, some green beans and peas. 
Stir and leave to simmer. Set aside. 
Scoop up a little of your mashed potatoes. 
Mold and spread out of  your palm. 
Scoop in the meat filling and gently seal it. 
Roll into balls and set aside for coating. 
Get 3 bowls. 
Pour flour into one bowl, breadcrumbs in another and break eggs into the 3rd bowl and whisk. 
Dip your potato balls first into the flour, then in the egg, lastly coat with breadcrumbs. 
Repeat the process for all the potato balls. 
Heat vegetable oil in a frying pan. 
Drop the potato balls and leave to fry until it's golden brown. 
Place on paper towels and leave to cool. 
Serve with chilled juice or a smoothie! 



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