Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs

12/09/2010

Photo by Courtney Salas
I am not much of a fan of ground beef, especially when it is in compact form.  You will probably never see any type of meatloaf recipe or otherwise from me in any capacity.  I frankly just don't care for it, neither do my kids and my husband just has to suffer because he is the only one who appreciates ground meat shaped into a bread like form.  Majority rules for the most part in our home.
As for meatballs, well, that is another story.  We love 'em, be they Swedish, Italian, on a bun, in pasta, soup -you get the drift.  This one is a semi-homemade recipe, for simplicity, and really it's just dang good.  I buy frozen Italian precooked meatballs.  The key to this recipe is the sauce which I have posted before in my blog Table for 5: YOU SAY TOMAYTO, I SAY TOMAHTO .  Use the basic tomato sauce recipe (I usually double the recipe using two 36 oz. cans of plum tomatoes.  When the sauce is finished I pour it into a crock pot and add the meatballs.  Place the crock pot on high replace the lid and let everything heat up until simmering.  This is a great recipe for parties, dinner, and potlucks.  We use it on buns, in a bowl with a side of crusty bread and side salad, or over pasta.  It will not disappoint even the pickiest eaters! 


Italian Meatballs

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6 comments

  1. your meatballs are FANTASTIC Molly. i love them. awesome photo by the way. =)

    - courtney

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  2. Thanks, Courtney! I added a photo tag for you. Thanks for taking the picture!

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  3. Great meatball recipe, thanks so much, will be a welcome treat.

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  4. I love a good meatball sauce.I came across your site from the foodieblogroll and I'd love to guide Foodista readers to your site. I hope you could add this Italian Meatballs widget at the end of this post so we could add you in our list of food bloggers who blogged about meatballs,Thanks!

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  5. Great tomato sauce. There is nothing more comforting than meatballs with pasta.

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