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Smoke 'em, if you want to - they'll be even better!
Ron's notes: These were good! The cumin was interesting and the acidity was on point, giving it the Carolina ambiance. I thought the ketchup would be too much, but it worked well, for sure. We used celery seed rather than celery salt, and chili powder rather than cayenne. Other than that, it was by the book and I liked it. It really was a bit like having Carolina pulled pork - not the same, but reminiscent of it. For a side, we had a sort of "broccoli slaw," shown here: http://www.greengiantfresh.com...-added/broccoli-slaw Topped the slaw with a homemade Italian sauce, and we were good to go. Definitely worth a try as-is. I'm sure that a person could improvise it a bit to tweak it if they want, but it's really not necessary. | ||
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Are these for hors d'oeuvres? I was thinking when I first started reading that we were talking large meat balls, but with one ounce of pork per ball, the end product sounds pretty small. I like the idea of smoking them. | |||
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Hi, Ken - They were about 1.5 inches across, so think of them as part of a meal; but the truth is, they could just as easily be hors d'oeuvres, either with a smaller meatball (32 instead of 16), or just by serving one or two, maybe with a bit of some sort of slaw as a garnish. A person could even turn them into sliders, if they want. Lots of possibilities - I've noticed the same with many other meatballs. My wife came across a recipe for "cheeseburger meatballs" on FaceBook, and we tried it - it was really good and I can post it if anyone is interested. Much the same as this, but on a different theme, of course. One weekend, we simply used the recipe to make burger patties instead of meatballs, and grilled the patties - very good. | |||
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An inch and a half is pretty good size. I like the idea of 32. My wife likes to have hors d'oeuvres before our parties. I'm going to try to incorporate this recipe. Sounds very tasty. | |||
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