And if you post a recipe that has onion soup mix in it I'll put you on ignore, lol.
My GF ma makes the best ones but her little Italian ass isn't telling me the recipe and the ones I make suck.
Edited by New York Mick, 24 October 2012 - 11:44 AM.
Who Has The Best Meatball Recipe?
Started by New York Mick, Oct 24 2012 11:44 AM
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Posted 24 October 2012 - 11:44 AM
Pre recipe favorite Crusher.
And if you post a recipe that has onion soup mix in it I'll put you on ignore, lol.
My GF ma makes the best ones but her little Italian ass isn't telling me the recipe and the ones I make suck.
And if you post a recipe that has onion soup mix in it I'll put you on ignore, lol.
My GF ma makes the best ones but her little Italian ass isn't telling me the recipe and the ones I make suck.
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Posted 24 October 2012 - 12:57 PM
you probably forgot to us bread crumbs
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Posted 24 October 2012 - 03:40 PM
Spinach.
Parmesan Cheese
Sriracha
Cayenne
Garlic powder
Other random spices I find in the cabinet.
My turkey balls come out a little spicy, and some nice flavor to them.
Parmesan Cheese
Sriracha
Cayenne
Garlic powder
Other random spices I find in the cabinet.
My turkey balls come out a little spicy, and some nice flavor to them.
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Posted 24 October 2012 - 11:24 PM
Spinach? That's a first.
It works.
Congrats on having a girl who can cook.
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Posted 24 October 2012 - 11:24 PM
Spinach? That's a first.
Adds a little something extra to them. Some people get a little freaked about the green specks, but really nothing that detracts from it.
Im one of those weirdos that likes to hide some veggies in different foods.
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Posted 24 October 2012 - 11:24 PM
ground pork, veal, and beef. sauteed garlic and onions. mix them together with the meat and romano cheese. fry them up in a pan and add some beer once in while as they cook.
Mmmmm... gotta try some garlic and onions next time...
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Posted 25 October 2012 - 11:21 AM
Ask Joe Baby, I had a meatball slider at his tailgate that was awsome! It was a couple years ago and I think it was his mothers recipe.
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Posted 25 October 2012 - 01:37 PM
My mom makes the greatest meatballs in the world. My dad's side of the family is Italian and when I was growing up I think we had something Italian every day.
I'm hungry just thinking about it. Time for this 38 year old to invite the family to dinner this weekend.
I'm hungry just thinking about it. Time for this 38 year old to invite the family to dinner this weekend.
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Posted 25 October 2012 - 05:55 PM
My Nana's meatballs were the best, and even if I gave you the recipe, yours would not come out as good.
That is so ****ing true. My girls cutlets are better then her Ma's but her sauce and meatballs aren't even close but they're a hell of a lot better then mine lol.
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Posted 03 November 2012 - 04:20 PM
ok so i got this recipe straight from my grandma, had to watch her and write everything down
i am only sharing this with you all because I love Jet nation.
the meat:
2 part ground beef
1 part veal (optional can do 3 parts beef)
1 part ground turkey (this is the secret to keeping them from falling apart).
soak a loaf of italian bread in water for like 5 mins. Peel off the crusts and squeeze out the water by hand
2 cloves of garlic, minced
a half cup of italian parsley, diced
a cup of loccatelli romano
1 egg (i've seen her use 2 eggs, that's the binder either way)
salt and pepper
combine all ingredients (by hand). mix em up don't be shy, put your hands in there.
if too hard add milk, if too soft add bread crumbs.
let the meat wad stand for 10-20 mins (refrigerate if you like)
for frying use peanut oil (that's my twist, g'ma uses canola oil). medium-high heat
ball em by hand, fry em and make a ton of em.
you can thank me later.
i am only sharing this with you all because I love Jet nation.
the meat:
2 part ground beef
1 part veal (optional can do 3 parts beef)
1 part ground turkey (this is the secret to keeping them from falling apart).
soak a loaf of italian bread in water for like 5 mins. Peel off the crusts and squeeze out the water by hand
2 cloves of garlic, minced
a half cup of italian parsley, diced
a cup of loccatelli romano
1 egg (i've seen her use 2 eggs, that's the binder either way)
salt and pepper
combine all ingredients (by hand). mix em up don't be shy, put your hands in there.
if too hard add milk, if too soft add bread crumbs.
let the meat wad stand for 10-20 mins (refrigerate if you like)
for frying use peanut oil (that's my twist, g'ma uses canola oil). medium-high heat
ball em by hand, fry em and make a ton of em.
you can thank me later.
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