Gamma's ROTW...

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GAMMA RAY

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Jan 16, 2011
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Home made meatballs and marinara sauce in the crock pot.
We are doing the meatball sub thing....looks messy....but yummy...
Recipe to follow...(from laptop)
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What did you do to that poor bread? o_O
 
Your sauce, or from a jar?
Looks good, but we're grilling tonight.
 
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What did you do to that poor bread? o_O

Hey....I like my rolls crusty....I brushed the rolls with EVOL with some minced garlic and threw them under the broiler...I like the broiled taste....
I used half sweet italian sausage instead of all beef and I did brown them in oven for 20 minutes before putting in crockpot...The image of balls in crock has fresh grated pecorino romano cheese on top....and I put american cheese on top as well when I popped it in the broiler...then more sauce....Home made sauce....;)

http://www.squidoo.com/homemade-crockpot-meatballs-recipe
 
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Hey....I like my rolls crusty....I brushed the rolls with EVOL with some minced garlic and threw them under the broiler...I like the broiled taste....
I used half sweet italian sausage instead of all beef and I did brown them in oven for 20 minutes before putting in crockpot...The image of balls in crock has fresh grated pecorino romano cheese on top....and I put american cheese on top as well when I popped it in the broiler...then more sauce....Home made sauce....;)

http://www.squidoo.com/homemade-crockpot-meatballs-recipe

Me too. Oven on broil is kinda touchy,its great but I cant turn my back for more than a couple minutes when making garlic toast.Goes from barely warm to blackened very fast.Works great when I want various cheeses like Gruyere get all bubbly on French Onion Soup.For Italian sausage either sweet,garlic or hot I use a local variety from small southside family run Italian grocery business that sells in their shop also to all local grocery stores & Italian restaraunts.They celebrate their 100th anniversary this year,in same building.They sell several thousand pounds weekly,ship to all 50 states & overseas for local peeps who moved away & miss it.
 
yeah tell me about it...I put the rolls in and in 2 minutes they were TOASTY....thats ok though...that gives them some good flavor.
I don't know what the "yellow" is in the pic of the meatballs in the crock...(you could not see it in person)...must be the fat...LOL...cause I used some sausage.
I did brown them in the oven first in a pan with a rack in it so some of the grease fell out but with sausage you are gonna git some fat. We only eat red meat maybe once every 2 weeks so...I usually grill chicken, broil fish or make big salads for supper.

I know my dishes are not all perfect looking and chit...but they taste purdy good...gotta work on presentation dammit.

Next week will be a broccoli pasta dish I have made for 13 years...a lil more "healthy".....o_O

Stay tuned for next week's ROTW...;)
 
That looks REALLY good Gamma.
Haven't had meatballs in the pasghetti for a while. Never had a meatball hoagie. I don't mind "slightly overdone" toast, either. :rolleyes:
Made some slammon last night and had it with a nice romaine salad. Good stuff. No pics. I know, I'm fired.
 
Looks great!

When I get into meat ball mode it's usually 12 dozen or more at a time baked, then vac sealed then into the freezer. Then it's a quick pull together dinner for a good long while.

If find if I have meatballs done in advance, it's easier to pull out the pasta maker (or the "cranker" as my 3 year old calls it) and make good use of it.

Ever use the crock pot liners? I haven't yet, but saw a buddy do a crock pot of meatballs and just pull that plastic liner out and not have a damn thing to clean up.

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