Prepared Frozen Meatballs

Costco meatballs are not squishy and are quite firm. They are labeled as Italian Style, but they do not contain any pork or veal. I buy and use them, but wouldn't consider them fine dining but any stretch. They mostly get added to soups or used in quick and easy sub sandwiches when time is short.
 
It shouldn't. They're done when they're soft all the way through.

Since they're immersed in liquid, they won't dry out. As long as you stir the pot frequently, the sauce won't burn.
Not my experience. By the time you heat it fully it has leached all the tasty fats out of the meatball. Like boiling chicken - it gets tough.

But if it works for you, thats great.
 
Meatballs have been in my repertoire for decades. For this situation I don't want to make a big batch ... I'm going to need about 100 meatballs (depending on size).

I gave up on oatmeal in meatballs in 1972.
Crunched up garlic rye chips are better, sear the meatball on the outside, raw on the inside then add to boiling hot sauce and toppers to finish
 
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