Italian Style, Slow Cooked Meatballs 

I tried the frozen once, ..and they tasted gross..but that is probably because I always made my own . This guy's Mom actually was from Italy, and he said his Mom put the raw meatballs in the sauce . but I like your recipe !! Why do you think she did that ? Wouldn't they be greasier ? Thank you, dollie. s Subscribing :), Noreen !

Thanks for the comment. I dislike my older videos. Most of them will be going away as we remake them in the future. Enjoy!

Probably just not enough

Yes these freeze very well. In an airtight container for up to 3 months

What temp in oven I missed that part of video

Yes, actually, I have two cookbooks. My meatball recipe is included in the Holiday Helper cookbook. You can find both of the cook books here: www.lulu.com/spotlight/noreenskitchen they are available in soft cover with a spiral binding or in an electronic version. Enjoy!

I had the same thoughts, wish you would have gotten answered.

+Bass Garrett Of course! You can use ground turkey instead. You may need to use more bread crumbs and an extra egg though since the ground turkey has a bit more moisture. You also may want to give it a good glug of olive oil since it is much lower in fat than the beef.

I still contend that there is no excuse to not have even a small food storage. Everyone has this ability. I was not being callous. That is how you perceived my comment to be. It is your job to be prepared even in the smallest way. An extra box, bag or can of something. Did you know you can store an entire year's worth of food for one person under a twin sized bed? If you didn't, now you do. This certainly did not "come out of left field". I have been talking about food storage and preparedness for years and years. In fact all the years I have been on RU-vid, which is going on nine, I have been talking about this. If you choose to make excuses instead of making an effort, then that is your personal choice. Everyone, no matter what their housing situation, their physical limitations or their income can have a food storage. I know because my husband is disabled, we have been poor and we have been tight so I know. Through all of this we have always had food in our pantry and enough to feed our family for at least three months. It takes time to build and it takes an effort to do, but that is the choice we make. We sacrifice in other places to make sure this happens. Yes, we are better off than most, and we are better now than we were five years ago. But it is all about personal choice.

I know nothing about food storage to the extent that you do. I have canned goods, etc, but certainly not a year's worth. Perhaps you could do a video on starting a small food storage for people like me? I mean, a years worth of food under a bed? I cannot even imagine what that would consist of.

+super00su Probably need two of those jars or at best one and a half.

Noreen's Kitchen yeah I had a felling thanks you, try it with the carrots my Italian grandmother cooked them carrots and a celery stock.

This video is over ten years old. I gave the ingredients at the beginning of the video. Many of my very old videos do not have a printable recipe option. However I gave the meatball recipe in my recent meatball minestrone video. You can find that here. Just make the meatballs a little larger for this application. bit.ly/3DdVepP

Gersen I am sorry but I do not recommend this. If you want a recipe for cocktail meatballs then it is not with brown gravy. It is a bottle f chili sauce and a bottle of grape. Jelly. Mixing gravy with jelly frankly sounds disgusting.

Great Idea! Thanks for the comment!

Yes, you can use any kind of ground meat you prefer.

Thank you so much. By the way.. every time I've made these meatballs, my guest rave about them.

No. I have a website where you can find the recipe. I never put the recipe in the description box.