Kelly shows us her Grandma’s secrets to making the best Italian meatballs. https://tasty.co/recipe/classic-italian-meatballs.
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Grandma's Italian Meatballs
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You didn’t pan fry them?????? 😩 😩 😩
What’s the ratio from ground been to sausage
Yummy Iam making this now as I see the video
Mau i have the recipe? Please😢
WASTE OF TIME, when you don't state ingediients and amounts throughout video. 👎
Is this the original Italian version or the bastardized American fakery? I m not Italian, but I know in America they butcher all dishes except popcorn and Coca-Cola
you have to plate them with ricotta (next level). also don’t be stingy with the marinara.
Ima try this next time I make meatballs
Lean beef, veal, and well-trimmed pork was my great grandma's way. And don't over mix or ball too tightly. She didnt use egg because she said the bread crumbs are the binder.
few hours?? why so long
The best part about making meatballs
My Grandma is from Naples and this is EXACTLY how she taught me to make meatballs! The recipe is word for word the exact same:) ❤
I add cream cheese in the sauce
they are secret
Pan frying the meatballs first will seal in the juices and give a nice cameralized flavour too. ❤
Meatballs are American…
Would love to eat that , if I ate pork. But I don’t. But great looking recipe though.
I would personally like browning them before putting them in the sauce
I just throw a piece of meat and 3 ice cubed into a crokpot
I made 2 batches yesterday, they freeze well! My local meat market sells 90%+ ground beef for $4.99 and it is unbelievable.
Looks yummy 😋
I dont like sausage like that so I use ground fennel which gives it that same taste.
What can you use if you can't get Italian sausage please.
Quelle sauce est-ce tout au début ?
Where’s the recipe?
You can get the italian pork without casing at Whole Foods. Just ask the butcher.
Some day old bread? 🤨😳
Parmesean?
My parents added garlic and parsley as well.
So nice to hear that thousands of grandparents gave the secrets of Italian dishes to the Americans😂😂😂 the best tip is to what? Oven?! 😅😅😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉 what's an Italian pork sausage? There are hundreds….but
Love your content ❤❤❤