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I made some meatballs tonight.  As they were cooking in oven for a bit I dinked around looking up some meatball recipes on line.  Holy cow!  I was intimidated just looking at the ingredient lists.  Seems to be about 15 items long, no wonder so many people don't cook.

I happened to use some venny and pork Italian sausage so I didn't have to add any seasoning but I took about a pound of meat, maybe 3/4 or less cup of cracker crumbs and an egg and a bit of milk.  It couldn't have taken 5 minutes.

If I would have followed the first recipe I looked up I would have been at it for 20 minutes and would have had to look at the recipe 12 times.  It doesn't have to be that hard is what I'm saying.

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Just pretend you're making meatloaf...dump your meat (did that sound right) in a big bowl, and have all your spices, Worcestershire, eggs, condiments, etc, uncapped, uncorked, chopped, and lined up in front of the bowl, and throw in one at a time while kneading. Roll the meatballs. Should be able to do it all in 10 mns easy.......

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1 hour ago, Boar said:

you want complicated??? try making spagetti.:(

some of the best meatloaf ive made is with manwhich, ad egg, bread crumbs and a can of manwhich bingo bango bongo!

cereal aint that hard to tweek smurf..

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1 hour ago, Boar said:

you want complicated??? try making spagetti.:(

some of the best meatloaf ive made is with manwhich, ad egg, bread crumbs and a can of manwhich bingo bango bongo!

cereal aint that hard to tweek smurf..

The LAST time I try to make it easy for ya, Boar......:P

 

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6 minutes ago, smurfy said:

So LL how many mice did it take for those meatballs??

ohhhhh..."you're" back.... :)

I went to my weekly "meeting" and come back to a bunch of loonie nut jobs.  I should give you clowns the address for next week.

 

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I envision a Smurf standing on the ice and casting until his fingers are bloody.  Every once in a while changing lures until he decides trolling may be the ticket for the day.  He's got a blue stringer and a big landing net that never gets used either.  At the end of the day he pulls the dresser drawer out and hops in and gets a good nights rest to do it all again the next day.

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Yea grass carp! LL, nope in da boat or in a nice toasty warm spearhouse shack.

50 minutes ago, leechlake said:

ohhhhh..."you're" back.... :)

I went to my weekly "meeting" and come back to a bunch of loonie nut jobs.  I should give you clowns the address for next week.

 

Yea I'm back. I was out getting fish to help feed a poor starving union family.;):D

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