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Thai Sticky Meatballs

Yields12 ServingsPrep Time15 minsCook Time28 minsTotal Time43 mins

These Thai Sticky Meatballs are so good that you will want to make them over and over again. It has a perfect balance of flavors including: sweet, savory & a spicy kick. I always know when I make an outstanding dish and “score points” with the hubby because he will say: “is this healthy” He is implying that it is too tasty to be healthy:-)

Meatballs
 24 oz Ground beef, 93% lean
 1 tbsp Sesame oil
 1 Large egg
 ½ cup Panko bread crumbs
 1 tsp Ginger root, minced
 3 Cloves of garlic, grated (I used my garlic press)
 ½ cup Scallions, chopped
 4 tbsp Cilantro, chopped
 4 oz Fire roasted red pepper (from a jar), chopped
 1 tsp Montreal steak seasoning
Sticky Sauce
 1 cup Water
 ½ cup Balsamic vinegar
 ¼ tbsp Hoisin sauce
 1 tsp Sriracha Sauce (or more if you'd like)
 2 Cloves garlic, minced
 ½ tsp Ginger root, minced
 2 tbsp Tamari (or soy) sauce
 1 tbsp Chili paste with basil leaves (I use Maesri brand)
Meatballs
1

Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees. Prepare a large baking pan with non-stick cooking spray; set aside

2

In a large bowl combine all of the meatball ingredients.

3

Form large meatballs (you can use an ice cream scoop) & place on baking pan

4

Cook for 12-18 minutes until the meatballs are browned on outside and no longer pink on the inside

Sauce (while meatballs are cooking)
5

Over medium heat add all the sauce ingredients into a small sauce pan and whisk until well combined.

6

Once sauce boils, bring to a low/simmering heat and mix or whisk occasionally, for approx 10 minutes until the sauce thickens and you can coat the back of a spoon

7

Once meatballs are cooked, dip each meatball into sauce to coat completely and put on serving dish. Pour/spoon the remaining sauce over the meatballs.
ENJOY!!

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 1 meatball

Servings 0


Amount Per Serving
Calories 141.9
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 5.9g10%
Total Carbohydrate 8.2g3%

Dietary Fiber .5g2%
Protein 13.6g28%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.