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For a printable version of this recipe and more visit http://AprilMcKinney.com. In honor of Halloween, April McKinney aka “Lucy” prepared this turkey meatball recipe in the crock pot, that are extremely moist and delicious even though they are made with turkey! The recipe also calls for quinoa as the binder, which makes this recipe really healthy. The best part is, these meatballs are made in the crockpot. You can even do the browning of the meatballs the day before, then place them in the crockpot the day you need them.. Ingredients: 1/2 lb Ground Turkey. 1/2 lb Turkey Sausage. 1 Egg. 1/2 Cup Fresh Parmesan Cheese. 3/4 Cup Onion, minced. 1 Garlic Clove, minced. 3/4 Cup Quinoa, cooked (use 1/2 breadcrumbs to substitute). 2 Tbls Fresh Basil, chopped. 1 tbls Canola or Olive Oil. 2 tsp Italian Seasoning. 3/4 tsp Salt. 1/2 tsp Pepper. 1 28 oz Can Crushed Tomatoes. Directions: Mix together turkey, sausage, egg, cheese, 1/4 cup onion, garlic, quinoa, basil, 1 tsp Italian seasoning, salt and pepper.. In a seperate bowl mix tpogether tomatoes, 1 tsp Italian seasoning, and 1/2 cup Onion. Roll the turkey mixture into balls, slightly smaller than a golf ball, then brown over medium high heat in oil for 1 minute per side. Spread half of the sauce mixture in the bottom of the crock pot, place browned meatballs on top, then top with remaining sauce. Cook on low for 5 hours.. Sprinkle fresh basil and parmesan cheese on top to serve
Easiest, delicious Italian turkey meatballs made in the slow cooker. No baking or frying required! PRINT RECIPE: https://www.skinnytaste.com/crock-pot-italian-turkey-meatballs/
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Roll each meatball in between palms to form and place into the slow cooker full of sauce. When all meatballs are placed into the sauce stir together and cover meatballs. This should make 30 healthy sized meatballs about 1-1 1/4 inches in diameter.
Set slow cooker to low and cook for 7 hours. Transfer to a 6-quart slow cooker and add the tomatoes, Romano, bay leaf and pepper to taste. Slowly drop the meatballs into the sauce so they are all in a single layer at the bottom of the slow cooker.
Cover and cook on low for 4–5 hours, until meatballs are tender and cooked through. To serve, discard the bay leaf and garnish with basil. Slow Cooker Italian Turkey Meatballs Ground turkey mixed with fresh ingredients like grated shallot, minced garlic, Italian flat leaf parsley and Parmesan (to name a few) cooked low and slow in a basil marinara. Prep Time 20 minutes Cook Time 6 hours. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F. Lightly grease 2 baking sheets with cooking spray, or line with parchment paper or a silpat mat.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the milk and eggs until evenly combined. Add the ground turkey, turkey sausage, breadcrumbs, cheese, parsley, salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Form 1/2 of the turkey mixture into 1 1/2-inch meatballs and layer them in the bottom of a slow cooker. Pour 1/2 of the tomato mixture over the meatballs. Form the remaining turkey mixture into meatballs.
These turkey meatballs are tender, juicy, and so easy to make. Just mix together the ingredients and place them in the slow cooker with your favorite marinara. Then, let the slow cooker do the work for you! These crockpot turkey meatballs go great with pasta, zucchini noodles, spaghetti squash, or stuffed in a meatball sub! Make these tonight for a home run dinner that everyone will love!
Use your hands to gently roll into meatballs approximately 1 1/2 inches in diameter. This produces 18 20 meatballs. (Ground turkey is mushy so don’t expect it to behave like ground beef. Your meatballs won’t be very firm until they’ve been cooked and that’s okay.) Place meatballs in the bottom of your slow cooker. Slow Cooker Meatballs Love from the Oven small onion, marinara sauce, large egg, finely chopped parsley and 10 more Best Slow Cooker Turkey Meatballs Center Cut Cook ground turkey, garlic powder, italian seasoning, milk, onion powder and 6 more.
In a bowl, mix the ground beef, bread crumbs, parsley, garlic, onion, and egg. Shape the mixture into 16 meatballs. Step 2 In a slow cooker, mix the spaghetti sauce.
For the meatballs: In a large bowl, combine the breadcrumbs, Parmesan, salt, pepper, egg, and garlic. Using a wooden spoon, stir to blend. Add the ground.
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Place the meatballs in a 4-quart or larger slow cooker.
WHY THIS RECIPE WORKS: Swedish meatballs are classic party fare and the perfect option for the slow cooker, where they can simmer away for hours before guests arrive.
Just a note about olive oil. It is great for anything until you “overheat” it. Once heated to a certain temp, it’s molecular structure changes, and in a nut shell, is no longer good for you. There is research out on the web on this if you Google it. That’s why when I am frying, searing…etc I like to use a high temp oil like grapeseed or peanut…etc. Coconut is the BEST, flavored and or un-flavored; however, it too has a very low “smoking” point. Chef Ramsey using olive oil most of the time is fineHowever, overheating it does more health harm than good. Just do your research and you have a better understandingAll of this is, of course, is if you care and or sensitive about what you eat. If, not, what the hell. LOL
I cooked the Thai Meatballs tonight. It was very good, but the written recipe calls for 1 1/4 cup of rich chicken broth, which is WAAAAAAY too much. If I make this again, I’ll use half that.
I THINK, the main difference is that he’s freezing the raw product. If defrosted properly you won’t lose huge amounts of flavor. The reason he scolds restaurants is due the getting pre-cooked items in/ cooking then freezing, then defrosting improperly/ microwaving to heat up. Also, this is for home. Restaurants are supposed to provide foods that you can’t make at home
an interesting recipe, nothing too out of this world. I love that you used shiitake mushrooms. I once made a beefless beef stew using those as the base, and it turned out amazingly.
Great recipe! I’m one of those who can no longer eat beef [sigh. I’m old and my stomach simply can’t digest that protein any longer, but it can turkey!]. And, I love Bridget’s way to figure out when the pasta is done: take a piece and toss it against Julia’s head. Too funny!
If I’m going to go through the trouble of preparing Italian meatballs, I’m using beef, pork and veal just like my Italian grandma used to.
Just a note about olive oil. It is great for anything until you “overheat” it. Once heated to a certain temp, it’s molecular structure changes, and in a nut shell, is no longer good for you. There is research out on the web on this if you Google it. That’s why when I am frying, searing…etc I like to use a high temp oil like grapeseed or peanut…etc. Coconut is the BEST, flavored and or un-flavored; however, it too has a very low “smoking” point. Chef Ramsey using olive oil most of the time is fineHowever, overheating it does more health harm than good. Just do your research and you have a better understandingAll of this is, of course, is if you care and or sensitive about what you eat. If, not, what the hell. LOL
I cooked the Thai Meatballs tonight. It was very good, but the written recipe calls for 1 1/4 cup of rich chicken broth, which is WAAAAAAY too much. If I make this again, I’ll use half that.
The address the freezer use:
I THINK, the main difference is that he’s freezing the raw product. If defrosted properly you won’t lose huge amounts of flavor. The reason he scolds restaurants is due the getting pre-cooked items in/ cooking then freezing, then defrosting improperly/ microwaving to heat up. Also, this is for home. Restaurants are supposed to provide foods that you can’t make at home
What in the Italy meets India hell. No thanks. Points for creativity but this’ll taste horrible on pasta which is what meatballs go well with.
an interesting recipe, nothing too out of this world. I love that you used shiitake mushrooms. I once made a beefless beef stew using those as the base, and it turned out amazingly.
So basically Thai meatballs. Pretty much everyone is stealing Thai style recipes and not giving credit where it’s due.
But still, good recipe.
I use herb n garlic sausages for my meatballs. Just cut the end off the sausages, squeeze out the meat, roll into balls and you’re done.
Great recipe! I’m one of those who can no longer eat beef [sigh. I’m old and my stomach simply can’t digest that protein any longer, but it can turkey!].
And, I love Bridget’s way to figure out when the pasta is done: take a piece and toss it against Julia’s head. Too funny!