I agree with you on the bread, though I do use the milk. I also use beef and pork, but instead of having my pork ground for me, I use seasoned Italian sausage. You probably get more control over the flavor in yours doing it your way though… either way, they look insanely good! Now I’ve got a hankering for spaghetti and meatballs…
I’m a big fan of meatballs and this recipe will definitely get employed in my kitchen. You gotta love a recipe so doable & delicious. Thank you Donalyn!
Your pictures are fantastic! I bake my little meatballs on a “cooling rack” on top of my cookie sheet. This allows the hot air to circulate underneath of the meatballs browning all over, allowing any fat to drip down and speeding up the cooking time. You might find it very helpful when you are going to freeze your remaining (lol, like that ever happens in my house) meatballs. Cheers, CCM
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I agree with you on the bread, though I do use the milk. I also use beef and pork, but instead of having my pork ground for me, I use seasoned Italian sausage. You probably get more control over the flavor in yours doing it your way though… either way, they look insanely good! Now I’ve got a hankering for spaghetti and meatballs…
Mmmmm. Me hungry.
Yet again.
Love this recipe…if Italian meatballs aren’t the ultimate comfort food, please tell me what is!
This is the perfect bowl of pasta. I would have extra meatballs please :)
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I’m a big fan of meatballs and this recipe will definitely get employed in my kitchen. You gotta love a recipe so doable & delicious. Thank you Donalyn!
Your pictures are fantastic! I bake my little meatballs on a “cooling rack” on top of my cookie sheet. This allows the hot air to circulate underneath of the meatballs browning all over, allowing any fat to drip down and speeding up the cooking time. You might find it very helpful when you are going to freeze your remaining (lol, like that ever happens in my house) meatballs. Cheers, CCM