Albóndigas de ternera con calabaza al vino tinto

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Albóndigas de ternera con calabaza al vino tinto is 2-3 raciones. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.
To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook Albóndigas de ternera con calabaza al vino tinto using 12 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients and spices that need to be Prepare to make Albóndigas de ternera con calabaza al vino tinto:
- 10-12 albóndigas
- 1/3 calabaza
- 1/2 cebolla
- 2 ajos pequeños
- 2 zanahorias pequeñas
- 200 gr pimientos del piquillo (bote)
- 1 lata guisantes
- 1 vaso caldo de carne (yo usé del puchero de mi recetario)
- 1/2 vasito vino tinto
- Toque canela (opcional)
- Tomillo fresco
- Sal, pimienta, cúrcuma
Steps to make to make Albóndigas de ternera con calabaza al vino tinto
- Primeramente sofreímos la cebolla bien picadita con la zanahoria y el ajo
- Una vez doradita, reservamos y lo batimos
- En la sartén, sofreímos la calabaza a fuego bajo para que no se queme. Añadimos el tomillo y sal. Dejar hacer hasta que quede doradita y blanda la calabaza

- Añadimos los piquillos y los guisantes
- Sofreímos las albóndigas para que se hagan un poquito por fuera con la calabaza y los pimientos

- Añadimos el sofrito de cebolla. Mareamos todo junto y añadimos el caldo de carne poco a poco.

- Seguimos a fuego medio bajo para que se vaya haciendo la salsa y añadimos el vino tinto. Podemos poner como opción un toquecito de Canela.
- Integrar todo bien y dejar a fuego bajo tapado durante 10-15 minutos, hasta que se reduzca el vino, se forme la salsa y las albóndigas queden bien hechas
- Si se quiere, un rectificando con caldo para dar más o menos espesor a la salsa
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