I choose to cook because it's always a healthier option! For the diet I like to follow, twice a week I eat only proteins and vegetables. On those days, I miss pasta a bit, and konjac noodles are a great substitute. They're made from a type of mushroom and come pre-cooked, so they're very easy to prepare. This dish is suitable for phase 2 of the DMA diet. If you want to make it fully keto, you should replace the tapioca starch with xanthan gum to thicken the sauce, although the amount used is very small.

Swedish White Bread is the secret to the juicy meatballs at Ikea. In one form or the other, this luxury bread is made all over the world. Here are my air fryer recipes for the bread, the meatballs, and the creamy sauce.I also added a 15 minute method to make mashed potatoes and cook fresh zucchini in a single cast iron skillet. Dinner in half an hour.

Fried meatballs are a classic, fast, easy and super delicious second course of meat! Typical of our Italian cuisine; a delicious variant of the legendary meatballs with sauce and the lighter baked meatballs! They are made with minced meat, cheese, bread, eggs and flavorings of your choice. A tasty dough that is rolled in your hands where the meatballs take a round shape and in a few minutes they are fried in frying oil. Imagine some morsels golden on the surface and soft to the bite, with a rustic flavor: the best fried meatballs in the world!

You can eat this whatever sauce combination you prefer. I thought of this recipe that my family and friends could enjoy while leisurely talking.The meatballs are soft before deep-frying, so once you drop them into the oil at step 5, gently roll them over once they color. This recipe makes about 20-24 meatballs. Recipe by caramel-cookie

Tonight, I made some impromptu meatballs using slightly unusual ingredients. I didn't have eggs, but I had an older zucchini, and with the help of breadcrumbs, the mixture held up well during cooking, even in the air fryer 👌😉👩‍🍳

These meatballs are very moist, garlicky, and juicy with a great beef flavor. They can be used any way you would like; in a marinara sauce, in a sub or slider. As an appetizer. Sliced on pizza or a sandwich. There are endless uses for them ! I do not like dense meatballs so I think the use of the croissants and heavy cream help make these soft and moist.

My aunt makes incredible meatballs, so I had to keep up ;)

These meatballs are great in an Italian dish or paired with BBQ sauce and mozzarella cheese on a sandwich.Ground beef (1241 calories): more protein, less fatBread crumbs (180 calories): softens meatballs, dilutes flavorEggs (140 calories): binds meat togetherOnions (32 calories): adds flavorGinger (19 calories): adds flavor and texture. Contains a proteolytic enzyme that naturally breaks down protein for tendernessGarlic (16 calories): adds flavorSalt (0 calories): adds flavorPepper (0 calories): adds flavor417 calories per 8 ounce serving

I made fried meatballs using ground pork. I used less breadcrumbs than I use when making hamburgers.They're delicious so I uploaded the recipe.By adding a small amount of ketchup and katakuriko to the ground meat, the meatballs become soft and delicious.Season the meat mixture well with salt and pepper.You can coat the meatballs without using flour or egg.If you wipe out the container you used to mix the ground meat before adding breadcrumbs to it to coat the meatballs, you can reduce the number of things to wash up. For about 30 meatballs. Recipe by Nanohana uchan

These are THE best meatballs. Period. People literally beg me for them. People offer to pay me for them. I make a lot, and it's never enough.They are time consuming. Make a lot. This recipe scales nicely.They are moist. They are delicious. You will not eat just one.They freeze really well. I put 6 plus sauce in quart freezer bags. Throw in a pot with lid on low heat for 45 or so minutes and you've got a super easy, super delicious meal.

Difficulty: ★ ☆ ☆This is the iconic dish of Italian Sundays, especially here in the South. Just the smell of it takes me back to Sunday mornings when I was a child, waking up to the aroma that drew me into the kitchen. It's a traditional dish made with simple ingredients, using a 50/50 mix of meat and soaked stale bread. In the past, meat was a luxury, eaten once a week if you were lucky, so bread was used to supplement it.The remaining ingredients are garlic, parsley, grated pecorino cheese (nowadays often mixed with parmesan to mellow it out), salt, and pepper.The meatballs are then fried and eaten as is, or simmered in a simple tomato sauce, making them suitable as both a first and second course.It's perhaps the dish that most embodies love in the form of food. Cook it for those you love.

I first had these meatballs in Italy.If you don't brown the meatballs well, they will fall apart when simmering. Recipe by Tenshino papa chef