Pomegranate Meatballs by Devorah and Rachel | @onepotonepan

 

On Rosh Hashanah it is customary to eat foods with symbolic importance. When it comes to pomegranates, however, the symbolism lies in the fruit itself. By eating the pomegranate, we express our wish for a year filled with as many merits as a pomegranate has seeds. The sauce is so easy to put together, we are using pomegranate juice, molasses/honey, some spices and that’s it! Garnish with fresh pom seeds and parsley, and you’ve got yourself a beautiful & delicious Rosh Hashana Entre!

Ingredients:

Pomegranate Sauce:

2 cups 100% Pomegranate juice ( we used Pom company)

1 cup Ketchup

2-3 tbsp. Molasses/Honey*

1/2 tsp. all spice

1 tbsp. garlic powder

1 tbsp. onion powder

Meatball Mixture:

1 pound ground beef

1/4 cup breadcrumbs

1 egg, beaten

1 frozen garlic cube/ 1 fresh garlic clove minced

2 heaping tsps. chicken soup mix

Directions:

Sauce: Bring all ingredients to a boil, then lower to a simmer. Cook uncovered for 20 minutes.

Mixture: While the sauce is cooking, prep the meatballs. Combine all ingredients together, and form small- medium size balls (whatever your preference) and place into sauce gently. Cover and cook on a low flame for 1 1/2 hours. Just let it cook and forget about it. The meat becomes soft and is the best texture. The sauce also thickens a bit:)

NOTES

* We used molasses here. It gives that nice dark color and sweetness. But feel free to swap for a honey, and adjust to how sweet you like it.

Devorah Kahan and Rachel Moskowitz are the authors of the newly released cookbook ONE POT, ONE PAN (Israel Bookshop Publications) that is filled with many tried-and-true recipes that anyone, at any age or stage in life, can whip up easily. From busy moms needing to get supper on the table (preferably within ten minutes) to college and career women and men with limited spare time, ONE POT, ONE PAN has everything needed to whip up a fabulous meal in minutes. One Pot One Pan is available to purchase on Amazon, Israel Bookshop website and your local Judaica store. Follow their food adventures at @onepotonepan and website www.opopcooks.com

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