Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs

Shaped by your own talented hands, these homemade meatballs are packed full of love and flavourful ingredients. The browned ostrich meatballs, dotted with sun-dried tomato, onion & oregano, are complemented by gorgeous Greek flavours – a colourful salad of bell pepper, cooling cucumber, briny olives, peppery fresh basil & crispy kale. Served with oven-roasted baby potatoes and creamy tzatziki.

Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs

with baby potatoes & tzatziki

Hands on Time: 25 - 45 minutes

Overall Time: 40 - 60 minutes

Ingredients:

From your kitchen:

  • Cooking Spray
  • Seasoning (Salt & Pepper)
  • Water
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  1. ROASTED POTS

    Preheat the oven to 200°C. Place the Kale in a bowl and lightly coat in cooking spray and seasoning. Using your hands, gently massage until softened. Spread the baby potatoes on a roasting tray. Coat in cooking spray and season. Roast in the hot oven until crispy, 25-30 minutes (shifting halfway). Alternatively, air fry at 200°C until crispy, 20-25 minutes (shifting halfway). When the potatoes have 10 minutes remaining, give the tray a shift and scatter over the dressed kale. Roast for the remaining time.

  2. MMMEATBALLS

    In a bowl, combine the Ostrich mince, ½ the sun-dried tomatoes, ½ the onion (to taste) and the oregano. Season well and mix until combined. Wet your hands slightly and shape the mince mixture into 4-5 meatballs per portion. Set aside.

  3. COLOURFUL SALAD

    In another bowl, mix together the pepper, Cucumber, olives, the remaining onion, the remaining sun-dried tomato, basil and the lemon juice (to taste). Toss through the crispy kale, season and set aside.

  4. INTO THE PAN

    Place a pan over medium heat. When hot, add the meatballs and lightly coat in cooking spray. Fry until browned and cooked through, 8-10 minutes, shifting as they colour. Remove from the pan.

  5. JUST LOOK AT THAT!

    Make a bed of loaded salad. Top with the juicy meatballs and the roasted potatoes. Dollop over the Tzatziki. Opa, Chef, dinner is ready!

  • Kale - 50g

  • Baby Potatoes - 100g

  • Free-range Ostrich Mince - 150g

  • Sun-dried Tomatoes - 20g

  • Onion - 1

  • Fresh Oregano - 3g

  • Bell Pepper - 1

  • Cucumber - 100g

  • Pitted Kalamata Olives - 20g

  • Fresh Basil - 3g

  • Lemon Juice - 10ml

  • Tzatziki - 40ml

  1. ROASTED POTS

    Preheat the oven to 200°C. Place the Kale in a bowl and lightly coat in cooking spray and seasoning. Using your hands, gently massage until softened. Spread the baby potatoes on a roasting tray. Coat in cooking spray and season. Roast in the hot oven until crispy, 25-30 minutes (shifting halfway). Alternatively, air fry at 200°C until crispy, 20-25 minutes (shifting halfway). When the potatoes have 10 minutes remaining, give the tray a shift and scatter over the dressed kale. Roast for the remaining time.

  2. MMMEATBALLS

    In a bowl, combine the Ostrich mince, ½ the sun-dried tomatoes, ½ the onion (to taste) and the oregano. Season well and mix until combined. Wet your hands slightly and shape the mince mixture into 4-5 meatballs per portion. Set aside.

  3. COLOURFUL SALAD

    In another bowl, mix together the pepper, Cucumber, olives, the remaining onion, the remaining sun-dried tomato, basil and the lemon juice (to taste). Toss through the crispy kale, season and set aside.

  4. INTO THE PAN

    Place a pan over medium heat. When hot, add the meatballs and lightly coat in cooking spray. Fry until browned and cooked through, 8-10 minutes, shifting as they colour. Remove from the pan.

  5. JUST LOOK AT THAT!

    Make a bed of loaded salad. Top with the juicy meatballs and the roasted potatoes. Dollop over the Tzatziki. Opa, Chef, dinner is ready!

  • Kale - 100g

  • Baby Potatoes - 200g

  • Free-range Ostrich Mince - 300g

  • Sun-dried Tomatoes - 40g

  • Onion - 1

  • Fresh Oregano - 5g

  • Bell Pepper - 1

  • Cucumber - 200g

  • Pitted Kalamata Olives - 40g

  • Fresh Basil - 5g

  • Lemon Juice - 20ml

  • Tzatziki - 80ml

  1. ROASTED POTS

    Preheat the oven to 200°C. Place the Kale in a bowl and lightly coat in cooking spray and seasoning. Using your hands, gently massage until softened. Spread the baby potatoes on a roasting tray. Coat in cooking spray and season. Roast in the hot oven until crispy, 30-35 minutes (shifting halfway). Alternatively, air fry at 200°C until crispy, 25-30 minutes (shifting halfway). When the potatoes have 10 minutes remaining, give the tray a shift and scatter over the dressed kale. Roast for the remaining time.

  2. MMMEATBALLS

    In a bowl, combine the Ostrich mince, ½ the sun-dried tomatoes, ½ the onion (to taste) and the oregano. Season well and mix until combined. Wet your hands slightly and shape the mince mixture into 4-5 meatballs per portion. Set aside.

  3. COLOURFUL SALAD

    In another bowl, mix together the pepper, Cucumber, olives, the remaining onion, the remaining sun-dried tomato, basil and the lemon juice (to taste). Toss through the crispy kale, season and set aside.

  4. INTO THE PAN

    Place a pan over medium heat. When hot, add the meatballs and lightly coat in cooking spray. Fry until browned and cooked through, 8-10 minutes, shifting as they colour. Remove from the pan.

  5. JUST LOOK AT THAT!

    Make a bed of loaded salad. Top with the juicy meatballs and the roasted potatoes. Dollop over the Tzatziki. Opa, Chef, dinner is ready!

  • Kale - 150g

  • Baby Potatoes - 300g

  • Free-range Ostrich Mince - 450g

  • Sun-dried Tomatoes - 60g

  • Onions - 2

  • Fresh Oregano - 8g

  • Bell Peppers - 2

  • Cucumber - 300g

  • Pitted Kalamata Olives - 60g

  • Fresh Basil - 8g

  • Lemon Juice - 30ml

  • Tzatziki - 125ml

  1. ROASTED POTS

    Preheat the oven to 200°C. Place the Kale in a bowl and lightly coat in cooking spray and seasoning. Using your hands, gently massage until softened. Spread the baby potatoes on a roasting tray. Coat in cooking spray and season. Roast in the hot oven until crispy, 30-35 minutes (shifting halfway). Alternatively, air fry at 200°C until crispy, 25-30 minutes (shifting halfway). When the potatoes have 10 minutes remaining, give the tray a shift and scatter over the dressed kale. Roast for the remaining time.

  2. MMMEATBALLS

    In a bowl, combine the Ostrich mince, ½ the sun-dried tomatoes, ½ the onion (to taste) and the oregano. Season well and mix until combined. Wet your hands slightly and shape the mince mixture into 4-5 meatballs per portion. Set aside.

  3. COLOURFUL SALAD

    In another bowl, mix together the pepper, Cucumber, olives, the remaining onion, the remaining sun-dried tomato, basil and the lemon juice (to taste). Toss through the crispy kale, season and set aside.

  4. INTO THE PAN

    Place a pan over medium heat. When hot, add the meatballs and lightly coat in cooking spray. Fry until browned and cooked through, 8-10 minutes, shifting as they colour. Remove from the pan.

  5. JUST LOOK AT THAT!

    Make a bed of loaded salad. Top with the juicy meatballs and the roasted potatoes. Dollop over the Tzatziki. Opa, Chef, dinner is ready!

  • Kale - 200g

  • Baby Potatoes - 400g

  • Free-range Ostrich Mince - 600g

  • Sun-dried Tomatoes - 80g

  • Onions - 2

  • Fresh Oregano - 10g

  • Bell Peppers - 2

  • Cucumber - 400g

  • Pitted Kalamata Olives - 80g

  • Fresh Basil - 10g

  • Lemon Juice - 40ml

  • Tzatziki - 160ml

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the preparation time for Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs?

The preparation time for Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs with baby potatoes & tzatziki is between 25 and 45 minutes.

What is the total time required to make Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs with baby potatoes & tzatziki?

The total time required to make Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs with baby potatoes & tzatziki is between 40 and 60 minutes.

How many servings does Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs provide?

4 servings

What are the main ingredients in Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs?

Baby Potatoes, Bell Pepper, Bell Peppers, Cucumber, Free-range Ostrich Mince, Fresh Basil, Fresh Oregano, Kale, Lemon Juice, Onion, Onions, Ostrich, Pitted Kalamata Olives, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Tzatziki

What is the nutritional information of Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs?

Calories: 493.3, Carbs: 41.9 grams, Fat: grams, Protein: 41.2 grams, Sugar: 16.7 grams, Salt: 550.4 grams

How do I prepare Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs?

COLOURFUL SALAD: In another bowl, mix together the pepper, cucumber, olives, the remaining onion, the remaining sun-dried tomato, basil and the lemon juice (to taste). Toss through the crispy kale, season and set aside. MMMEATBALLS: In a bowl, combine the ostrich mince, ½ the sun-dried tomatoes, ½ the onion (to taste) and the oregano. Season well and mix until combined. Wet your hands slightly and shape the mince mixture into 4-5 meatballs per portion. Set aside. ROASTED POTS: Preheat the oven to 200°C. Place the kale in a bowl and lightly coat in cooking spray and seasoning. Using your hands, gently massage until softened. Spread the baby potatoes on a roasting tray. Coat in cooking spray and season. Roast in the hot oven until crispy, 25-30 minutes (shifting halfway). Alternatively, air fry at 200°C until crispy, 20-25 minutes (shifting halfway). When the potatoes have 10 minutes remaining, give the tray a shift and scatter over the dressed kale. Roast for the remaining time. JUST LOOK AT THAT!: Make a bed of loaded salad. Top with the juicy meatballs and the roasted potatoes. Dollop over the tzatziki. Opa, Chef, dinner is ready! INTO THE PAN: Place a pan over medium heat. When hot, add the meatballs and lightly coat in cooking spray. Fry until browned and cooked through, 8-10 minutes, shifting as they colour. Remove from the pan.

What should be prepared from my kitchen to make Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs?

Baby Potatoes, Bell Pepper, Bell Peppers, Cucumber, Free-range Ostrich Mince, Fresh Basil, Fresh Oregano, Kale, Lemon Juice, Onion, Onions, Ostrich, Pitted Kalamata Olives, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Tzatziki

How many calories does Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs have?

493.3 calories

How much fat content does Mediterranean Ostrich Meatballs have?

grams

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