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Mon, Oct 15, 12 at 6:12
| The large party I attended yesterday had lots of yummy foods including a platter of little balls (meatball size) rolled in coconut. When I tasted one, I loved the curry flavor and crunch of what I guessed were walnuts, but I couldn't identify the main ingredient. Someone told me it was ground turkey.
It wasn't possible to identify the person who made them, so that's all I know. Anyone ever hear of something like this? I'd love to make them sometime. |
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- Posted by ruthieg__tx (My Page) on Mon, Oct 15, 12 at 13:26
| Wow that sounded so good that I googled it and came up with many recipes. I have to tell you that I am really inclined to try one. We love curry and I like to make meatballs.... If no one here has a recipe for you, just Google and see if anythng sounds good or like what you ate. I found many that I would try. If you don't want to mix your own curry powder, I would suggest Bolsts, it is a really good one with a wonderful flavor and comes in Mild, Med. and hot... |
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| Must be a western brand, Ruthie, as I've never seen it. And I'm always on the lookout for curry. What search terms did you use to Google the recipe? I had better luck using chicken instead of turkey. Found several that call for cream cheese and marmalade. This was definitely not what I had, but I'll bet it's good! |
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| I tried both, but couldn't find one rolled in coconut. Sure hope someone has a recipe for you--they sound so good. |
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- Posted by ruthieg__tx (My Page) on Mon, Oct 15, 12 at 17:36
| No not western or southern, I started using it when I was in MA....I have to order it on line now but it is worth the effort in my opinion...... |
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