VIDEO: Marco Pierre White recipe for Greek Style Meatballs (Marco Pierre White Youtube)

VIDEO: Marco Pierre White recipe for Greek Style Meatballs (Marco Pierre White Youtube)

Marco Pierre White recipe for Greek Style Meatballs

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  1. People stop hating when he says your choice use his technique for cooking and branch off on your own from it. The man returned the 3 star Michelin he had wanted the freedom from it. He trained the ass kicker Chef Ramsay and others as well. He's worth $40 million.
    And has to pay out money to keep on doing……

  2. Today Im going to make a Speciality Ragu.
    15 20 minutes very simple.
    First I'm going to snort the Knorr Stockpot like a gram of cocaine.
    This is very important but it's entirely your choice.

  3. Only 20 min, its very simple.. Well: minced meat- 10 min to mince it, bread soaked in milk- at least 20 min, fried onion with garlic- around 8 min, tomato sauce- around 10-15 min, and of course put your prepared meat into the fridge for at least 4-5 hours. All together gives around 4 min, like on the video.

  4. I live in China and I bought a bag of Knorr Chicken powder or something. My Chineses is limited – I can speak basic stuff but my reading sucks because I'm lazy. But this bag of chickeny powder actually works.

  5. This man is in my opinion the best chef on earth. He still cooks wonderful food here, simple as it is. He has amazing taste, can you see one of the French Michelin Star chefs doing this…………

  6. With all respect traditional Greek meatballs are made from minced beef or veal. For spicing we use fresh peppermint in the mixture. The mixture has wet bread ( with milk or water) and then squeezed, egg(s), minced beef or veal, some fresh chopped peppermint leaves,pepper,salt. Personally i add a sip of ouzo.

  7. I'd go oregano and thyme instead of parsley. Plus I'd have some lemon zest in there somewhere. And some olives for garnish. But that's my choice, isn't it? Bastards

  8. I've made this dish like a hundred times and it is still amazing! The only thing that really does not fit is the coriander. Coriander is not used in greek cuisine, never was!

  9. i am so used to him speaking philosophically about cooking that when he said "to make a meatball" i automatically thought he was gonna followup with "you must become the meatball"

  10. One thing I'm a bit jelous about Europeans, that lamb seems to be as common as pork is to North Americans.

    To be completely honest, when we see a recipe like this, we substitute with another meat due to the price of lamb.

  11. This recipe is a winner, usually greek style meat dishes are lamb or a mix of lamb and beef so it has a different subtle flavour than pork, with tomato and feta this would be absolutely fucking delicious.

  12. Within 30 seconds I'm sold. Think of Britain. Think of lamb. Or, think of anything as you do. It's your choice. By the way. The secret to a good meatball is to not work it so much. Put your meatball on unemployment. Collect its benefits. The benefit of a perfectly cooked meatball.

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