From: BonnieZ
On May 23, 2007
We just loved this recipe. I used 97% lean ground beef which can be dry, but the grated onion and crushed garlic paste solved that problem. I molded them onto skewers and grilled them. for dietary reasons I cut back the salt to 1/4 tsp. and found the spice mixture to be perfect. Thank you Transylmania for shring the recipe.
From: MrsMM
On Oct 10, 2006
Wow, economic, easy and tasty. I left this recipe out for DH to make. Preparation he said was easy, although for people who don't know what Koftas are, maybe a guideline on what type of shape. I'd say the shape of a half of a corn dog. Anyway, they were broiled perfectly- crispy outside tender inside and AWESOME spice. Actually- they're very hot! But we like that. We ate with flatbread, hummus. Thanks so much for posting.
From: Chef #473248
On Mar 28, 2007
Loved the recipe! I have made it a couple times, and have had to reduce the amount of cayenne significantly because I have kids, and although I liked the heat, they didn't. Even with the adjustments, it tastes great!
From: SolightlyUK
On Jan 26, 2008
I am not giving these any stars because I deviated from the recipe. I did not have sweet paprika so I omitted this spice; I added a little dried mint (1/2 t) and added 1/4 cup of toasted chopped pine nuts. The taste of the finished result is very cumin-spicy... not really firey, more like heartburn in a bite. I am very disappointed, clearly the sweet paprika is a definite requirement. I kneaded for 15 minutes for nothing... sob.
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