TURKEY MEATBALLS BAKED AND LOWFAT
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 1
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 603.8
- Total Fat: 10.1 g
- Cholesterol: 210.0 mg
- Sodium: 521.0 mg
- Total Carbs: 31.9 g
- Dietary Fiber: 6.8 g
- Protein: 98.0 g
View full nutritional breakdown of TURKEY MEATBALLS BAKED AND LOWFAT calories by ingredient
Introduction
A DELICIOUS BLEND OF OAT BRAN AND WHEAT GERM MIXED WITH YOUR OWN STYLER MEAT BALL SEASONING.( I USED ALL ITALIAN SEASONINGS.) A DELICIOUS BLEND OF OAT BRAN AND WHEAT GERM MIXED WITH YOUR OWN STYLER MEAT BALL SEASONING.( I USED ALL ITALIAN SEASONINGS.)Number of Servings: 1
Ingredients
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I PLACED MY GROUND TURKEY MEAT IN A BOWL. ( I HAD A 120Z PACKAGE OF TRADER JOE'S 99 % FAT FREE ALL WHITE MEAT)
IN A SEPARATE BOWL I MADE MY OWN STYLE BREAD CRUMBS WITH ALL OF THE INGRED FROM ABOVE(EXCEPT THE EGG WHITE AND SELTZER) AND MIXED WELL. I ADDED THE ABOVE AMOUNTS TO THE CHOPPED MEAT AND THEN ADDED THE EGG WHITE AND SELTZER. I WORE GLOVES BECAUSE TURKEY IS STICKY BUT THE SELTZER HELPS KEEP IT FROM STICKING, AND I ALSO SPRAY MY HANDS WITH GLOVES ON, WITH PAM. I SPRAYED A PAN WITH THE PAM AND BAKED THE MEATBALL ON 500 DEGREES UNTIL BROWN, TURNING OCCASIONALLY.
I THEN PLACE THE MEATBALLS IN MY TOMATO SAUCE AND LET COOK UNTIL DESIRED THICKNESS OF SAUCE.
ENJOY!!! ALSO WEIGH MY MEATBALLS PRIOR TO THE SAUCE SO I AM NOT GETTING CHEATED FROM THE SAUCE BEING ABSORBED.
Tips
THESE BREAD CRUMBS ARE GREAT ON CHICKEN CUTLETS AND REALLY ANYTHING YOU MAY NEED BREADING FOR. I ALSO USE GROUND TORTILLA CHIPS IN THE SAME WAY AS A BREAD BASE WHEN COOKING CERTAIN FOODS...
Directions
COOK AT 500 DEGREES UNTIL BROWN AND TURN OCCASIONALLY. YOU MAY CHOOSE TO RE-SPRAY MIDWAY. ! NEVER SPRAY PAM INTO OVEN OR NEAR OPEN FLAME. REMOVE PAN CLOSE DOOR AND RETURN TO OVEN AFTER SPRAYING PAM! ABOUT 30 MIN COOK TIME.
Serving Size: MAKES APPROX 6-8 2-2.5 OUNCE COOKED MEATBALL
Number of Servings: 1
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user CHRISMANZ.
Serving Size: MAKES APPROX 6-8 2-2.5 OUNCE COOKED MEATBALL
Number of Servings: 1
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user CHRISMANZ.