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Italian Turkey Meatballs

Peter Block

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January 2014

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I like the idea of a meatball but I could never seem to like what I made.  That is definitely changing.  These Italian Turkey meatballs are really good and you lose no flavor with the turkey.  I think the use of the fresh herbs makes all the difference.  Additionally, the tomato sauce keeps them super moist.  I also made a marinara sauce that topped these meatballs that was a really good compliment.

 

75 degree 500

On red plate 500

75 degree 2 500

 

Low angle 500

Ingredients 

  • 2 Italian Turkey Sausages
Ingred 500

Directions

  1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
  2. Combine all the ingredients together in a bowl and stir well.
  3. Form balls the size of your palm and roll until firm.  Put them on a non-stick baking pan.

Rolled meat balls 500

  1. Bake around 12 – 15 minutes.

Post bake 500

  1. Finish cooking the meatballs by dropping them in the marinara sauce.

Added to Marinara 500

  1. They should take another 10 minutes or so.  Serve on top of pasta with marinara sauce.

Top down 500 3Angle 500
Enjoy!

Responses

5

 comments – I answer every one.

  1. tannaz Avatar
    tannaz
    January 8, 2014

    adding turkey sausage to the mix is such a great idea. instant flavor boost!

    Reply
  2. Trevor aka The Burger Nerd Avatar
    Trevor aka The Burger Nerd
    January 7, 2014

    Delicious looking meatballs. I agree with you that you don’t really lose any flavor using ground turkey. Plus it’s a healthier option than beef and pork.

    Reply
    1. Chef Peter Block Avatar
      Chef Peter Block
      January 7, 2014

      I know you are the Burger Nerd but there are so many dishes that turkey or chicken could be substituted and you do not lose any flavor. I am sure you have recipes that utilize turkey and chicken?

      Reply
      1. Trevor aka The Burger Nerd Avatar
        Trevor aka The Burger Nerd
        January 8, 2014

        Absolutely, I do sometimes use ground chicken or turkey when making burgers at home and when I do, I feel less guilty about eating a burger. I also posted a few recipes on my site which utilizes chicken and turkey. I’d say you could substitute a turkey or chicken burger in about 75% of my recipes without throwing the combination of flavors off and keeping it tasty.

        As always, great recipes – really enjoy your website and look forward to checking out more of your delicious creations.

        Reply
        1. Chef Peter Block Avatar
          Chef Peter Block
          January 8, 2014

          I have found the same thing. My wife does not eat red meat (except for Steak), so I am often making burgers with turkey or chicken. Gives you the chance to be more creative.

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