Homemade Turkey Meatballs Recipe

Usually we don't think that white flesh is suitable for preparing meatballs.

This turkey meatballs recipe is very special, obviously the taste is more delicate than making meatballs with beef or pork.

These homemade meatballs are very Italian style because there's the addition of mortadella and salame.

Even those are optional ingredients they do make difference in taste from other types of meatballs recipes.

It's quit easy once you have mortadella, salame and authentic grated parmiggiano.




Turkey Meatballs



Ingredients:

    - 1 lb (450g) ground turkey
    - 2 oz (60g) grated Parmigiano cheese
    - 3 oz (85g) mortadella
    - 2 oz (60g) salami
    - 1 small onion
    - 1 bunch of parsley
    - bread of a sandwich
    - 1 egg
    - dry white wine
    - - a little flour
    - frying oil
    - piece of butter
    - salt, pepper

Preparation: about 45 min

1. Soak the bread in milk, then chop mortadella and salami with the ground turkey. Put the mixture in a bowl, add chopped parsley, onion, Parmigiano cheese, bread soaked and wrung out by the milk, salt and pepper and mix everything with the egg.

2. Once you have mixed all well you'll end up with a compound ready to be shaped in meatballs.

3. So from the mixture form in your hands round shaped balls and after roll them in the flour.

Turkey Meatballs

4. You will make about 10 turkey meatballs depending on how big you make them.

5. Put a frying pan on the stove with a piece of butter and a few tablespoons of frying oil, lay down side by side the meatballs and fry on low heat stirring frequently. Once browned enough, moisten with a little white wine and cook completely (about 30 minutes).

6. The taste is great served as a main course with potatoes or salad.

Turkey Meatballs



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