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I Love Meatballs!

by Rick Rodgers
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Move over bacon! Here are fifty-five of the best meatball recipes, ranging from traditional to modern, with flavors from all around the world.
With over fifty recipes ranging from comfortingly traditional to cutting-edge modern, Rick Rodgers expands the role of the beloved meatball inside I Love Meatballs! Dishes inspired by a variety of ethnicities including Italian, Thai, Chinese, Greek, Vietnamese, Swedish, Moroccan, and Indian are made from a full range of meats including beef and veal, pork, lamb, poultry, and even seafood.
Divided into six hunger-inducing categories, I Love Meatballs! shows meatballs as appetizers and dinner entrees, inside soups and breads, and (of course) with pasta, as well as meatballs sizzling off the grill. Recipes range from Greek Keftedes with Tzatziki to Beef Meatballs in Pho, Morroccan Meatballs, Chicken Teriyaki Meatballs, and Grilled Cheeseball Sliders. In addition to sumptuous meatball recipes, readers will find helpful tips and tricks, along with thirty luscious photographs of the meatball doing much more than just sharing the spotlight with spaghetti. 
Praise for I Love Meatballs!
"Each recipe is carefully written and easy to follow. . . . Rick's Lamb Meatballs in Green Curry Sauce is so tasty, I want to make it over and over." —Bruce Aidells, co-author of The Complete Meat Cookbook
"[Rick Rodgers] has produced the last word on meatballs: which tools to use; how to grind your own meat, if you'd like; how to prepare them ahead of time; and even how to cheat using store-bought meatballs. There is so much mouthwatering variety here that I'm going to have a hard time choosing which recipes to make first." —Sara Moulton, author of Sara Moulton's Home Cooking 101
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Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing

Kindle Book

  • Release date: October 26, 2021

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  • ISBN: 9781449419424
  • Release date: October 26, 2021

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  • ISBN: 9781449419424
  • File size: 8737 KB
  • Release date: October 26, 2021

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Cooking & Food Nonfiction

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English

Move over bacon! Here are fifty-five of the best meatball recipes, ranging from traditional to modern, with flavors from all around the world.
With over fifty recipes ranging from comfortingly traditional to cutting-edge modern, Rick Rodgers expands the role of the beloved meatball inside I Love Meatballs! Dishes inspired by a variety of ethnicities including Italian, Thai, Chinese, Greek, Vietnamese, Swedish, Moroccan, and Indian are made from a full range of meats including beef and veal, pork, lamb, poultry, and even seafood.
Divided into six hunger-inducing categories, I Love Meatballs! shows meatballs as appetizers and dinner entrees, inside soups and breads, and (of course) with pasta, as well as meatballs sizzling off the grill. Recipes range from Greek Keftedes with Tzatziki to Beef Meatballs in Pho, Morroccan Meatballs, Chicken Teriyaki Meatballs, and Grilled Cheeseball Sliders. In addition to sumptuous meatball recipes, readers will find helpful tips and tricks, along with thirty luscious photographs of the meatball doing much more than just sharing the spotlight with spaghetti. 
Praise for I Love Meatballs!
"Each recipe is carefully written and easy to follow. . . . Rick's Lamb Meatballs in Green Curry Sauce is so tasty, I want to make it over and over." —Bruce Aidells, co-author of The Complete Meat Cookbook
"[Rick Rodgers] has produced the last word on meatballs: which tools to use; how to grind your own meat, if you'd like; how to prepare them ahead of time; and even how to cheat using store-bought meatballs. There is so much mouthwatering variety here that I'm going to have a hard time choosing which recipes to make first." —Sara Moulton, author of Sara Moulton's Home Cooking 101
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Cooking & Food Nonfiction
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