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Receta Painless Homemade Italian Meatballs
by Nicole Sherman

Painless Homemade Italian Meatballs

Although I don’t use jarred spaghetti sauce very often when I

do I like to add meatballs to the pot. I find that the meatballs help the dish

go further and often they make the sauce taste better.

I don’t like using jarred sauce because (to me) it’s

flavorless, but recently I found a jarred sauce which I think is fantastic and

especially when I am short on time.

My new favorite jarred sauce is Bertolli Organic Olive Oil,

Basil and Garlic.

I have purchased the non-organic before and thought it was OK

(better than most), but I bought the organic three pack at Sam’s Club and it’s

fantastic for a jarred sauce. I had no idea the organic would taste so much

better, but then again organic milk taste better than regular so I guess it

makes sense.

I realized last night that we were out of pre-made meatballs

so I threw these together quickly. Quickly is the keyword here. I had them

resting within 3 minutes. These meatballs are fantastic and super easy to put

together. I thought we were going to be meatball-less but this recipe saved the

day. I just put what we had on hand together and came up with a really great

meatball.

Once I have more time I am going to make some extra and

freeze them for subs or future spaghetti. Who needs to pay so much for

meatballs that really don’t taste that great and often have that weird meat

flavor when you can just make your own for a fraction of the price!

Below I have the recipe designed for either using the meatballs in a sauce right away or baking them in the oven for future use. Whatever makes you happy!!

Directions:

To a mixing bowl add one egg and whisk until smooth, then to

the bowl add milk, dry onion, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder and pepper. Mix

well.

Next add ground beef to the bowl and mix well. Using wet hand may work

best. The ground beef mixture will be overly wet but don't panic because it will come together.

To the ground beef mixture

add parmesan cheese and Italian bread crumbs and mix well.

Cover the bowl with

Press'n Seal or plastic wrap and allow the meat to rest for 30 minutes or

more.

To a pot of sauce:

After the resting period roll meat into one inch meatballs.

Add

each ball to a pot of heated sauce.

Once the meatballs are in the sauce do not

stir them for 20 minutes so that the meatballs can set (if you stir them before

they start firming up they will break to pieces).

After 20 minutes you can stir

them.

The meatballs should be completely cooked within another 10-15 minutes

To the Oven:

After the resting period roll meat into one inch meatballs.

Preheat oven to form into meatballs and place on a pan.

Bake

at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes until meatballs are no longer pink in center.

You

can turn them after 15 minutes.

All to cool and freeze or use in some other

fashion.

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