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Ground meat mixed with grated potato and mint and fried — a meze staple meatball in Cyprus.
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Keftedes are meatballs eaten widely across the Greek-speaking world, but in Cyprus they're distinguished by plenty of grated potato, which makes them light and fluffy. Fragrant with mint and parsley, they're essential on meze platters, in children's lunch boxes, and at picnics.
Grate the potato and onion and lightly squeeze out the liquid.
Soak the bread in water and squeeze.
Add the potato mixture, bread, egg, chopped parsley, mint, cinnamon, salt, and pepper to the ground meat, knead well, and rest 30 minutes.
Shape into small logs.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden and serve with lemon.