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Spaghetti With Pork Meatballs

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Meats, Eggs Spanish Nosh, Winter 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 3/4 lb Lean pork mince
2 Spanish onions, finely
chopped
1 t Dried oregano
3 Cloves garlic, pulped
4 T Parmesan, finely grated
1/2 t Ground nutmeg
1 Egg, beaten
2 T Olive oil
2 14 oz cans Italian plum
tomatoes with
their juices
2 Olive oil
1/2 Spanish onion, finely
chopped
2 Clov garlic
1/2 Bunc fresh sweet basil
1/2 T Fresh or dried oregano
1 pn Ground white pepper
1 t Caster sugar
1/2 t Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
2 pt Tomato sauce, see above
2 Glasses white wine
1 t Dried oregano
1 Clove
1 oz Unsalted butter
2 lb Spaghetti
Shaved parmesan, to serve
Freshly ground black pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Meatballs  Combine the pork mince with the onions, oregano, garlic,
parmesan and  nutmeg. Mix in the beaten egg to bind the mixture
together. Shape into  small walnut-sized balls, then chill in the
fridge for 1 hour to help  them keep their shape. Heat the olive oil in
a high-sided casserole  dish over a hot flame and seal and lightly
brown each meatball. Take  care not to overdo the sealing process or
the meatballs will dry out.  When all the meatballs have been sealed
off, remove them with a  slotted spoon.  Tomato sauce:  Pass the
tomatoes through a fine mouli sieve to remove the seeds and  skin. Heat
the olive oil in a solid-based saucepan over a medium  heat, and add
the onion, garlic, basil, oregano and white pepper.  Stir briskly to
prevent the onion browning. When the onion has  softened, add the
tomato pulp and basil. Bring the mixture to the  boil and immediately
reduce the heat to a low simmer. Remove the  garlic and discard.  Stir
in the sugar (this balances the acidity of the tomatoes) and  half of
the salt. Simmer the sauce for about 30 minutes, until well  reduced.
The solids will tend to condense on the bottom of the pan,  so stir
with a wooden spoon occasionally. The time taken will vary,  depending
on the degree of wateriness of the original canned tomato  contents, so
keep an eye on the pan. Remove the basil stalks before  serving. Season
the finished sauce with freshly ground black pepper.  Spaghetti sauce:
Deglaze the casserole dish with the white wine and allow to bubble  for
a minute. Then add the tomato and basil sauce, oregano and clove.
Bring to the boil, reduce the heat, add the meatballs and cover the
pan. Simmer for about 30 minutes until the meatballs are cooked
through. Finally add a small lump of butter and stir it through to
give the sauce a shine.  While the sauce is cooking, cook the spaghetti
in a large pan of  boiling lightly salted water until it is just tender
but still  retains some bite (al dente). Drain well and toss some of
the sauce  through the pasta. It should not be runny, but should cling
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 4222
Calories From Fat: 692
Total Fat: 79.3g
Cholesterol: 264.6mg
Sodium: 3185.7mg
Potassium: 4398mg
Carbohydrates: 724.3g
Fiber: 53.1g
Sugar: 38.2g
Protein: 154.6g


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