You're sure to find out soon enough that your little one is a big fan
of meatballs in all shapes and sizes.
But as always, you can use your favorite
kind of meatballs because the true star is that BBQ sauce — it's perfectly sweet, savory and smoky.
Which ends up not being a bad thing because they are a healthier
version of meatballs, and a healthier way to get your buffalo chicken or turkey fix.
This recipe makes a
LOT of meatballs and is meant for large parties and gatherings.
It was
full of meatballs and tomatoes and when you add the cream cheese, the sauce turns a light orange and then it's served over wide noodles.
You can just grab a few bags
of meatballs for dinner while the kids are searching for their favorite frozen Summer treats.
I managed to severely burn the
bottoms of my meatballs, so next time I'm going to lower the temperature and increase the bake time.
It's like a big warm
bowl of meatballs and sauce all in one delicious soup you'll love.
If want to do half the the
amount of meatballs, do I half the whole recipe or keep it all the same?
You know, I've been wanting to try making meat balls for a long time now... but I've always heard so many horror
stories of meatballs gone wrong!
I love buying my lean ground beef in bulk and making a huge
quantity of meatballs to freeze for another day.
When the oil is hot, place one
layer of meatballs in the pan, leaving space between each — I usually cook them in a few batches.
I want to try to just make two separate batches because I do not know what would happen if I put two
rows of the meatballs.
I can see you took full advantage of your hand model, or platter - holding model The blue shirt with the
color of the meatballs make these images pop!
But as a test, I did just throw a few
of the meatballs directly into the broth and I think because I had baked them they didn't fall apart.
In the future I might add a second egg to improve the
hold of the meatballs and I might partially cook them in the oven before putting them in the soup.
I also recommend the frozen, bland, healthy turkey
kind of meatballs to clients as training treats (cut into tiny pieces), but I like your variation much better.
I just had to let you know that I finally made the walnut - pecan balls (I over processed them a tad, so I made them into patties
instead of meatballs).