These 2 Life-Saving Tips will Revolutionize How You Make Meatballs

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2 Life-Saving Tips That Will Revolutionize How You Make Meatballs Aired October 15, 2015

Rachael knows meatballs, and she has two very important tips that are going to save your Iife when it comes to making them.

Tip 1: Use an Ice Cream Scoop and Dip in Water

If you use an ice cream scoop to spoon your meat out of the bowl, all your meatballs will be the same size. Dip your scoop in a bowl of fresh water between meatballs to clean and make sure your meat stays moist. How simple!

Tip 2: Bake, Don’t Fry

If you bake your meatballs on a cooking sheet, not only will they be more figure-friendly, they will also stay together more and won’t end up with one flat side.

What’s your favorite meat to make meatballs with? Tell us in the comments.

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