Halal Beef Balls
Halal beef balls have a unique Hui ethnic flavor. They are made from halal beef, with the sinews and skin carefully removed by hand, then finely minced. The minced beef is mixed with shredded fresh fish, tofu, eggs, as well as starch, chopped scallions, garlic, ginger, MSG, pepper, salt, and other seasonings. The mixture is repeatedly kneaded and shaped into balls by hand. The balls are then pan-fried in oil until cooked, ready to eat. Using beef balls in hot pot makes them even more delicious.
Halal beef balls are a traditional delicacy of the Hui people. Whether for weddings, funerals, entertaining guests, or during festivals and family gatherings, beef balls are always an essential highlight on the dining table. They are tender, flavorful, appetizing, and loved by both young and old. The Han people here have also been influenced and come to enjoy them just as much, with many even learning to make this dish. Halal beef balls have now become a cherished gift that the Hui people give to family and friends.
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