Meatball Turkey Recipes

This recipe is very versitile. I am using spinach here but you can use any vegetable you like. The cabbage is optional: I think that wrapping the meatballs in cabbage helps to keep them soft. I call this "cloaking."

This meatball will be saucy and soft. You can melt cheese on them and enjoy in a sandwich, serve over pasta or mashed potatoes, or just enjoy plain. Also, feel free to substitute any ground meats you like. I like a variety of meats.

A light play on a classic taste! Just delicious!

Just a random soup we made tonight with the veggies we had left over. You'll find the cabbage makes this soup very filling while not being terribly high calorie.

Easy to make soup with very few carbs. This quantity serves two.

Great for watching carb count especially for dinner. I had stewed tomatoes I had frozen from the garden and homemade pesto. Pine nuts are in pesto and very good for your health.

I don't eat much meat, so when I do, I try to mix it with lots of veggies, both for flavor and for nutrition.

The meatballs and spinach in the chicken broth are delicious

can use with any meat

Healthier meatball spaghetti without standing over a stove.

Fat free healthy and spicy meatballs

Easy tasty soup

Took the ground beef out, they're delicious!

This recipe is calories per meatball, I made a large batch and froze them in bags of 3 meatballs

Only 230 calories - what's not to love??

spaghetti, ragu (tomato, garlic and onion), shredded parmesan

from the Skinny rules

This is a slight variation on Rachael Ray's Spaghetti & Meatball Stoup (basically, we just use ground turkey for the meatballs, whole wheat pasta, and make sure to get the healthier option for chicken broth)

Light but hearty soup

eat with tomato sauce over spaghetti squash or zucchini noodles or shirataki noodles