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RMScott
February 18, 2013
This recipe is somewhat similar to a dish we make at home called Cha Vop Che Che (I spelled it the way it is pronounced) which are Armenian meatballs however, we use a very nice tangy sauce. I will post the recipe in a few days if anyone is interested. They are simply delicious and many friends go crazy for 'those meatballs he makes'. I will definatly try yours and we sometimes stuff our cha vop che che with currents, garlic and a few spices with pine nuts which give it a wonderful suprise center. Thanks for posting this.
mdonovan33
February 26, 2012
I made these last night and they were really delicious!! Interesting flavors, especially with the yogurt sauce. I used about a pound and a quarter ground lamb and got 20 good-sized meatballs. I also turned them halfway through baking. Definitely a keeper! Would be great for a party, too!
lorigoldsby
February 20, 2012
Thanks for sharing this recipe! I haven't added the dried fruit before but will try this next week for Jackie's middle eastern meets Midwestern birthday extravaganza!
MrsWheelbarrow
February 20, 2012
What a delightful thing to do to ground lamb. As you might expect, I will grind my own, thank you very much. And do everything else just as you say, with the exception of the mango yogurt. What were you thinking?
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