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Spinach balls - (Keftedes apo spanaki)

recipe:Spinach balls
Spinach balls

NOTES

Greek : Κεφτέδες από σπανάκι
Serves / Yields : 4 - 5 persons
Season:Autumn,Winter,Spring
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METHOD

Rinse the spinach and chop it finely. Cut the onions and the dill finely. Place them in a bowl together with the spinach. Beat the eggs and add them with the flour and the cheese into the bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Mix well and mould the mixture in order to make a thick dough. Shape the mixture into balls of medium size and fry them in both sides until golden brown.


 
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