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Melt the butter in a skillet or pan. When melted, add the flour little by little and stir into a thick paste. Slowly stir in the stock, making sure the roux absorbs the liquid. Simmer for a couple of minutes on a low heat while you stir in the onion, parsley and the shredded meat. The mixture should thicken and turn into a heavy, thick sauce.
Pour the mixture into a shallow container, cover and refrigerate for several hours, or until the sauce has solidified.
Take a heaping tablespoon of the cold, thick sauce and quickly roll it into a small ball. Roll lightly through the flour, then the egg and finally the breadcrumbs. Make sure that the egg covers the whole surface of the bitterbal. When done, refrigerate the snacks while the oil in your fryer heats up to 190C (375F). Fry four bitterballen at a time, until golden.
Serve on a plate with a nice grainy or spicy mustard.
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The source does not provide a verified serving count. The summary uses original recipe quantities before any batch multiplier, not per serving. Enter your own serving count in the full label to see per-serving amounts.
Calculated automatically from 9 of 12 ingredients. This is an incomplete subtotal, not the full recipe’s nutrition.
Standard USDA sizes assumed for Eggs. Exact portions and food assumptions are listed below.
Not included: Salt, Pepper, Nutmeg.
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9 of 12 ingredients included. Excluded ingredients are not counted in the amounts or % Daily Values.
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Amount per original recipe
| Amount per original recipe | % Daily Value* |
|---|---|
| Total Fat 154.5 g | 198% |
| Saturated Fat 80.3 g | 402% |
| Trans Fat Unavailable | — |
| Cholesterol 875 mg | 292% |
| Sodium 4,007.9 mg | 174% |
| Total Carbohydrate 192.7 g | 70% |
| Dietary Fiber 8.3 g | 30% |
| Total Sugars 5.4 g | — |
| Includes Added Sugars Unavailable | — |
| Protein 129.3 g | — |
| Vitamin D 2.4 µg | 12% |
| Calcium 324.2 mg | 25% |
| Iron 14.8 mg | 82% |
| Potassium 2,054.3 mg | 44% |
A nutrient amount is unavailable when any included ingredient lacks that source value.
* Percent Daily Values use FDA reference values for adults and children aged 4 and over, based on a 2,000 calorie diet. They apply to the amount shown above.
— means no % Daily Value is shown. Trans fat and total sugars have no established Daily Value; protein %DV is omitted because protein-quality data is unavailable. Missing nutrient amounts are not treated as zero.
Daily Value reference: FDA ↗100 g edible ingredient. Converted from 100g using a mass unit.
Unspecified butter is estimated as salted butter. Salt content and fat vary by product. USDA source ↗
150 g edible ingredient. Converted from 150g using a mass unit.
Assumes white all-purpose, unenriched wheat flour. Choose a different food for other flour types. USDA source ↗
710.094 g edible ingredient. Converted with US volume units from USDA 1 cup = 240 g.
Beef stock is estimated as ready-to-serve broth, not concentrated stock or a dry cube. USDA source ↗
30 g edible ingredient. Converted from 30g using a mass unit.
Onions are estimated using USDA raw onions. Red and other onion varieties can differ. USDA source ↗
3.8 g edible ingredient. USDA portion: 1 tbsp = 3.8 g.
Fresh parsley, not dried parsley. USDA source ↗
400 g edible ingredient. Converted from 400g using a mass unit.
Generic beef uses USDA raw composite retail cuts with lean and fat. Cut, trimming and fat content can change the estimate substantially. USDA source ↗
Excluded: No fixed edible weight is specified for this amount.
Table salt. Coarse, sea, or kosher salt can have different household weights. USDA source ↗
Excluded: No fixed edible weight is specified for this amount.
Estimate uses USDA Spices, pepper, black. Quantities refer to edible ingredient weight; brands, varieties and preparation can change the values. USDA source ↗
Excluded: No fixed edible weight is specified for this amount.
Estimate uses USDA Spices, nutmeg, ground. Quantities refer to edible ingredient weight; brands, varieties and preparation can change the values. USDA source ↗
50 g edible ingredient. Converted from 50g using a mass unit.
Assumes white all-purpose, unenriched wheat flour. Choose a different food for other flour types. USDA source ↗
100 g edible ingredient. Standard size assumed: 2 × USDA large; 1 portion = 50 g.
Raw whole chicken egg without shell. Unspecified egg sizes need a gram weight. USDA source ↗
50 g edible ingredient. Converted from 50g using a mass unit.
Estimate uses USDA Bread, crumbs, dry, grated, plain. Quantities refer to edible ingredient weight; brands, varieties and preparation can change the values. USDA source ↗
Values use ingredient nutrients per 100 g and food-specific USDA portion weights. Cups, tablespoons and teaspoons use US measures. Pinches, handfuls, “to taste” and unspecified package sizes are excluded. Common counted foods use the stated size or a documented standard USDA portion when a count is supplied; these assumptions are identified above. Other unspecified counts remain excluded.
Assumes included ingredients are retained. Cooking losses, drained liquids, discarded oil, alcohol evaporation and changes in water content are not modeled. Missing nutrient values are shown as unavailable, not zero.
Source: USDA FoodData Central. Data retrieved . These are automatically calculated estimates, not a laboratory analysis.
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