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BaileyWS
Fri, Nov-02-01, 09:45
Thought I'd share with you what I did the other night when making meatballs
I cooked the meatballs in oil -- hamburger, egg, italian spices and parmesan cheese.
I sauteed peppers (red and green), mushrooms, and a little onion. Mixed the vegetables with the meatballs in the oven proof dish, and covered the whole thing with grated mozzarella cheese. I placed it under the broiler until the cheese melted ... It was great.
gecolon
Thu, Nov-15-01, 11:54
Sounds delicious Wendy. I'm going to cook it this weekend (I'm going to add crushed pork rinds as a filler). Thanks. :)
hymntonink
Mon, Apr-29-02, 20:17
Thank you. I cooked this tonight and it was delicious.
Kirsten =)
DWRolfe
Tue, Apr-30-02, 09:28
I'm going to try this next time I make meatballs...
...sounds yummy! :p
Thanks for the idea!
Donald :wave:
freckles
Wed, Jul-30-03, 16:34
Great idea! My dh will LOVE it!!! Thank you.
Mr Fat
Sun, Aug-03-03, 12:15
I am going to include this in my menu this week! Thank you so much!
MF :roll:
freckles
Sun, Aug-03-03, 13:29
We had this last night and it was FABULOUS!!!! Thanks so much for sharing. My dh did love it just as I thought...though he did request a bit of spaghetti sauce on the portion he took for lunch! :lol: He's not on a lc diet.
Jaden
Fri, Aug-08-03, 16:20
could you elaborate on "cooked them in oil"? did you fry them in a frying pan ? or deep fry? or something else I havnt thought of. probably a dumb question, it just seems it would be hard to cook them through in a fry pan
BaileyWS
Fri, Aug-08-03, 20:18
Not a dumb question. Yes, I did fry them in a frying pan with a little oil. You have to keep turning them ... this helps them get nice and crispy on the outside.
tsalinas75
Fri, Aug-08-03, 20:24
That sounds really good..I think I will try this for dinner tomorrow night..yum yum....Tamara
Jaden
Sat, Aug-09-03, 06:12
I cook 6-7 meals a week fora friend doing atkins who cant cook.. Im going to add this to his menu this week :)
Jaden
Tue, Aug-12-03, 10:24
I tried this recipe but I used half hamburg, half garlic and cheese sausage
then I covered it with the taco spiced shredded cheese that you get in the grocery store near all the other shredded cheese. It gave it a spicy edge and went over big :) Ive had people ask me for the recipe.
thanks for the inspiration.
Jadenlea
C-u-lean
Sun, Aug-17-03, 09:42
Yum! I tried this the very first night I read this recipe and it is delish! Thank you for sharing!
leasmom
Wed, Aug-20-03, 13:51
Great! Now, I know what to have for dinner!
suzanneM
Mon, Aug-25-03, 17:47
hey this sounds good! i'm a mushroom lover, so i'd prolly sautee up some portabellas and toss them in, too. i buy a very cheap low-carb tomato sauce (3g for 1/4 cup), maybe put a touch of that in, too.
i've always cooked my meatballs in the oven (350 for round 20 minutes). does the frying help make them more juicy?
thanks for the idea!
leasmom
Mon, Aug-25-03, 18:01
I did this except I didn't fry them, I baked them until they were done. They were just slightly flat at the bottom, but that was okay. Then I took some pasta sauce with a little water so it wouldn't burn at the bottom and I dropped the meatballs in it. I cooked them down and served them on a plate. It was really good. My picky 6 yr old loved them! I will make this again. Thanks.
snowtigga
Tue, Feb-03-04, 16:23
I'd *love* to make this tonight for dinner since I've already got hamburger thawed but I'm very much a "need directions" kind of gal.
Can someone tell me how many eggs, how much hamburger used? Does the hamburger finish cooking in the oven or does it get thoroughly cooked in the frying pan with the oil?
Sniff...
/Kim
cmcole
Tue, Feb-03-04, 16:39
I usually prefer to bake my meatballs right from the start, and then I can do other things, rather than having to watch and turn them in a frying pan.
So, I suppose after the initial cooking, you could just add the vegetables and cheese, and return them to the oven.
snowtigga
Tue, Feb-03-04, 16:43
I don't mind doing the baking part for its entirety but how many eggs per pound of burger?
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