Busting Spaghetti & Meatball Myths


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  1. @bombignants
    @bombignants says:

    Just throwing this out there, but the two Italian families I know that cook "traditional" meatballs, both shallow fry their meatballs…so from my limited experience, Josh could've actually used a good deal more oil.

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  2. @gamerbear84
    @gamerbear84 says:

    Pretty sure my mom's version, which is of course the best in the world, obviously, has breadcrumb dry, also french onion soup mix, I think a quicker mix, definitely sears the ball, then it goes into the oven with sauce, a brown meaty sauce, made in the pan to catch all the flavor, instead of a tomato based sauce. We prefer 'em with mash instead of pasta, but both totally work.

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  3. @10jqka44
    @10jqka44 says:

    Its shocking how much these people annoy me. Probably because I'm old. I really enjoy GMM, but these kids are way too much. I think the experimental comparison premise is great, i just need 20 minutes less of their personalities. But i do love A Knights Tale.

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  4. @ron_lalande
    @ron_lalande says:

    How did "mmm it's so good, I love it" turn into "It's just OK" and mild dislike for the add raw to the sauce meatball?? I think they need to blind taste the rounds because they play to their expectations.

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  5. @Sam-uu2nx
    @Sam-uu2nx says:

    Nicole backing up from a 4 inch flame is funny to me. The salamander at my job explodes and makes a big poof sound when you turn it on 😂 and we light it with a blowtorch so its double the fun. Hasnt burned anyone yet 😅

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  6. @fhertlein
    @fhertlein says:

    Breaded meatballs is a smaller version of meatloaf. Dead muscle fibers still tighten up which is why you should never over mix ground beef for everything, meatballs, burgers, meatloaf, etc. Seared first and then finish in the sauce is the best in my opinion.

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  7. @clanzil
    @clanzil says:

    I do the breadcrumbs in milk because o have to make the GF for my hubby. It works well. GF bread doesn’t work out the same as regular Italian breakfast

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  8. @nicolejoy6618
    @nicolejoy6618 says:

    so, in my family, we use dry bread crumbs and cook in the sauce for hours. The dry bread crumbs will soak up moisture from the sauce (we say gravy) and that will add flavor to the meat ball and also thicken the sauce. Side note, sauce tastes better the next day sure… but if you freeze it in batches, the last batch to be used out of the freezer is THE best of all.

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  9. @chale3784
    @chale3784 says:

    The 0 min cook may be ideal for freshly made meatballs, but 15min cook is perfect for everytime your reheating the frozen meatballs in the sauce later on from the 200 you make at a time.

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