Since my son hates vegetables, I came up with this recipe that allows him to eat meat and veggies together.In Step 8, check to see if there is any meat juice left in the pan. If not, add 1/4 cup of water to the combined A ingredients.Since the mixture is a little loose, try not to touch it too much in order to prevent it from falling apart. Recipe by souffles

You can do this quick. Use any type of meatballs. Homemade or store bought. Sometimes I make a bunch of meatballs and freeze some of them.

This is recipe I've made ever since I was single. My husband loves it too, so I uploaded the recipe.I use canned whole tomatoes, and crush them as they boiled. I also recommend using a thick pot. Recipe by Yumirai

To simplify the process, I substituted tomatoes for whole canned tomatoes.Make sure to use flour when forming the meatballs. This helps to thicken the sauce. Recipe by Run mama

This is a meatball soup recipe I've liked ever since I was a student.I've been improving on it bit by bit to make my personal favorite version.-The secret of the fluffiness is the water and the sake. Be sure to rub it into the minced meat well.-This time I used Ajinomoto's "Chinese Flavoring" (granules), but you can use Weipa or chicken soup stock as well!-Since you'll be adding the glass noodles to the soup later on, in Step 1 only lightly cook them - they should still be hard. Recipe by noeruchi

I had Originally seen this recipe online somewhere... Possibly on Instagram 🤷‍♀️🤔 and I had been saving it to make since last year. 🤦‍♀️ I finally had a head of cabbage that I didn't know what to do with and I also, wanted to make something other than cabbage rolls or cabbage roll soup for a change! 😆👌 In our family, we are fans of cabbage! I am always looking for new cabbage recipe ideas! 🙋‍♀️😎 #cabbage #cabbagerolls #cabbagerollsoup #cabbagerecipe #stuffedcabbage #stuffedwholecabbage #meatballs #meatballstuffedcabbage#CookEveryPart

This is a recipe I simply thought up.I made the meatballs on the large side, but you can make them in any size you like. Please adjust the amount of soy sauce to taste. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

This is my Grandmothers recipe for the meatballs and sauce, she often added sausage as I did in this recipe, she also sometimes browned pork ribs with the sausage to give the sauce even more flavor!

I wanted to make tomato stew with meatballs.The cooking time depends on your oven, so adjust accordingly.You could also use a frying pan.Feel free to use whatever seasonal vegetables you have.Covering the ingredients with aluminum foil will quicken the cooking time. Recipe by Akane

This is the meatball variation of our family's standard recipe for simmered hamburger steaks. I got the idea from a cookbook I looked at a very long time ago! My family all love this.To prevent the meatballs from falling apart...In Step 3, drop the meat mixture into the bowl from a height several times to eliminate air bubbles.In Step 4, brown the meatballs over high heat. If you are serving this to small children, omit the red chili peppers. For 4 servings. Recipe by Chisora

Pretty nice meatballs; leftovers can be frozen; use salt reduced paste and stock, and do not add extra salt to the sauce, or else it might be a bit too salty. (Pic has capsicum instead of celery, this recipe is great for substituting veggies)

Not trying to oversell it, but these could be some of the lightest, fluffiest, most tender meatballs you'll ever eat. There are three keys (and one unexpected ingredient) required. First, the meat mixture must be just the right moistness. It can't be too wet or too dry. Aim for something like slightly wet bread dough and you'll be on the right track. Second, don't overwork the meat, either when mixing the ingredients together or forming the balls. And let the meatballs rest before cooking, too. Third, don't be afraid to make your meatballs a little bigger than normal. Mine were roughly 5 cm in diameter. This size allows them to get nice and brown and crusty on the outside, while remaining pillowy soft in the centre. As for the secret ingredient...mushrooms. Plain ol' white buttons. Really.