I will, I’m sorry.   The recipe I have for making meatballs includes fresh ground beef, ground pork, garlic, bread crumbs, white wine, eggs, bread crumbs, bread crumbs, and perhaps some other spices and herbs.
assitant
A list of ingredients, I see!  Here is a basic list of ingredients: beef, pork, garlic, bread crumbs, tomatoes, butter, herbs, and pasta.  Do you see the basic similarities among the ingredients?
assistant
I plan to make meatballs to eat with spaghetti.  Do you have a good recipe?
user
Great!  It sounds like you want to make something savory, which will be covered by the food category.  The recipe search engine we have here can help find meats that go well together, and also have some additional guidance about using various spices and herbs in sauces.  Did you know that the English word “meatball” comes from the Italian word “mussolina,” which literally translates to “moss balls”?  Moss was a common ingredient in breads and sauces in the ancient world.
assistant
No, I did not know the Italian word.  Now I know.
user
I see, and I hope that helps!  So you want to know about making meatballs that go well with spaghetti, and perhaps also about cooking meatballs.  Here is a recipe for meatballs covered with a simple sauce, and I’ll do my best to give you a high-quality result.  The “tri-tip steak” should be mixed with beef, pork, garlic and other things before being shaped into meatballs.  The sauce for the meatballs can be made with tomatoes, butter and bread crumbs, and then some herbs to go with the spaghetti you plan to eat.
assistant
This time I will make the meatballs.  Tomorrow I will make the spaghetti sauce.  Please give me a list of ingredients I need to make meatballs.
user
It sounds like you want to make something savory, which will be covered by the food category.  The recipe search engine we have here can help find meats that go well together, and also have some additional guidance about using various spices and herbs in sauces.  Did you know that the English word “meatball” comes from the Italian word “mussolina,” which literally translates to “moss balls”?  Moss was a common ingredient in breads and sauces in the ancient world.
assistant
You have not given me the list of ingredients yet.
user