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Gluten-Free Ginger & Scallion Meatballs

October 5, 2020 by Elise Shivamber Leave a Comment

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Gluten-Free Ginger & Scallion Meatballs

These Gluten-Free Ginger & Scallion Meatballs are a fun way to spruce up your regular spaghetti & meatballs ~ Asian style! The meatballs can be prepared multiple ways or even frozen for meal prep!

For the meatballs I used a gluten-free panic breadcrumb. You could also stick some gluten-free bread slices in the oven to dry them out and pulverize in the blender or a food processor. The meatballs are then poached in a delicious & light Ginger-Scallion Broth so that they are extremely tender and soaked in flavor. If you’re not a fan of broth or are making these in bulk, you can easily use the oven instead. I added these meatballs to a dish of noodles and broth for a bowl of flavor-packed comfort!

Gluten-Free Ginger & Scallion Meatballs

INGREDIENTS

For Gluten-Free Ginger & Scallion Meatballs

16 Oz. Ground Beef (I use 95% lean as a preference)

½ Cup Gluten Free Panko

1 Large Egg

2 Scallions (chopped)

1-Inch Piece of Ginger (minced)

1 Clove Garlic (minced)

1 TBSP. Coconut Aminos or Tamari (if not Gluten-Free, you can use soy sauce)

FOR POACHING

8 Cups Ginger-Scallion Broth (Learn how to make it here! If you’re short on time or just don’t want to put in the effort, you can alternatively try Trader Joe’s Miso-Ginger Broth, or plain Chicken/Veggie Stock)

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Gently mix together all ingredients (except broth) in a Medium bowl. Don’t mash the ingredients, you want the ingredients to just barely come together. (Over-mixing means mushy meatballs!)
  2. Touching the meatballs as little and as carefully as possible, roll the material into a 1″ around ball. (Honestly, if you prefer smaller meatballs that is totally okay too! Just adjust the time cooking them to about half the amount.)
  3. Put the meatballs on a plate or in a bowl, and place in the fridge covered with plastic wrap for about 20-minutes. (If you want to make in bulk, you can also freeze them!)

IF POACHING:

  1. When your meatballs have been in the fridge for about 10-minutes, start to simmer your broth. If you’re making my Ginger-Scallion Broth, I just start the broth a few minutes before making my meatballs so the flavors could come together and simmer for when I took the meatballs out of the fridge.
  2. Take meatballs out of the fridge and gently place into the broth.
  3. Cook at a simmer for 10-15 minutes, until the meat is tender and cooked all the way through.
  4. Enjoy the meatballs over rice or noodles with or without the broth!

IF USING OVEN:

  1. Preheat the oven to 425ºF when the meatballs have been in the fridge for 10-minutes.
  2. Place the meatballs on a greased or parchment lined baking tray.
  3. Cook for 15-20 minutes, until the meatballs are cooked all the way through. I usually flip my meatballs mid-way to make sure both sides are browned!
  4. Enjoy over rice or with noodles!

Filed Under: Food, Gluten-Free Dishes, Lunch and Dinner Tagged With: asian, beef, gluten-free, meatballs, noodles, recipes, soup

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