Meatball Recipe of some sort?

[Em_Evolves 4]

Help! I'm starting the maintenance diet this weekend and I'm really craving some good meatballs. I have a sodium limit of 2300 per day, and was looking for a recipe with either ground beef, chicken, or turkey. Thanks in advance!!

[Pandemonium 515]

7 minutes ago, Em_Evolves said:

Help! I'm starting the maintenance diet this weekend and I'm really craving some good meatballs. I have a sodium limit of 2300 per day, and was looking for a recipe with either ground beef, chicken, or turkey. Thanks in advance!!

I am dying to make these! I just have to make a dent in all of the prepared meals I made and froze before I add to that stockpile.

https://bariatricbits.com/cranberry-sage-gruyere-turkey-meatballs/

[Lily66 425]

1 hour ago, Pandemonium said:

I am dying to make these! I just have to make a dent in all of the prepared meals I made and froze before I add to that stockpile.

https://bariatricbits.com/cranberry-sage-gruyere-turkey-meatballs/

Looks absolutely DELISH!😋! Thanks for sharing.

[Pandemonium 515]

1 minute ago, MsMocie said:

Why do americans put cranberry in everything?

Off topic I know! I just wanna know. It is an odd thing for me - but what do I know, we eat meatballs with lingonberry🤣

Ha! Well, with that particular recipe, the fact that they're using sage in it means that they are trying to replicate the tastes of our Thanksgiving dinners: Turkey, stuffing/dressing which usually contains sage, and then cranberry for the cranberry sauce. I can't explain the gruyere cheese other than cheese just makes things better.

[The Greater Fool 1,937]

Get ground meat. Shape into balls. Cook.

Actually, Pandemonium's recipe looks darn good, I'd go with that. It looks a little more complicated than my recipe but it looks worth the effort.

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