What would go well with fish balls?!


Question: As an accompaniment. I'm about to cook them now and I want something to go well with them once they're heated.

Any suggestion would be much appreciated.

Answers: As an accompaniment. I'm about to cook them now and I want something to go well with them once they're heated.

Any suggestion would be much appreciated.
I'm too late, hope you enjoyed your balls.
Hope you had salad and some kind of potatoes with them...
Although it's too late, a suggestion for next time:
They're great chopped up into ramen or otherwise asian noodle soups (especially spicy ones from oriental food markets), just add some chopped green onions and a drop of sesame oil and whatever vegetables along with the noodles & spice packet. Report It

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    with chili sauce the best way to eat them.
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    I've always like peas with fish. However, a salad would work as would potatoes of some kind whether in the form of mashed, scalloped, or as chips.
    With fish balls you need something oriental. Water cress, Bamboo shoots, Pok Choy, soy sauce, Blend together, quick stir fry and you're got a tasty treat here. Throw in some pine nuts also.
    What the f*ck are you talking about?


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