How to Make the Easiest Drop Meatballs

Test cook Ashley Moore shows Bridget how to make the easiest-ever Drop Meatballs.
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[@jimfranklin9770]

I remember my father making homemade marinara (spaghetti) sauce 60+ years ago with drop meatballs. I do not know if he used crumbs or a Panade, but I do remember he used to double grind his beef to make the hamburger. I also remember how tender and tasty they were. The smell in the whole house as the sauce and meatballs simmered all day in a pot on the stove was fabulous. Thank you for bringing back this memory.

[@austinonaustin6870]

Tried making this the other night. 5 out of 5 stars, the meatballs are amazingly delicate, have marvelous flavor, and the texture is heavenly - not 'spongy' or 'springy' like many store-bought meatballs. Going to add this to a regular rotation when I'm in the mood!

[@shawnpatton3795]

I’ve made these 5-6 times and I can’t imagine a recipe that could be better for our three picky teenage daughters. We all love it!!

[@ramencurry6672]

I think the reason why is that it creates a more moist and tender version

[@stevelogan5475]

Nice recipe ladies, i make mine this way. A tip, if you make meatball hoagies cut them in half & place flat side down on bottom bun & that way they don't shoot out or fall off when biting.

[@susanstern4755]

Sounds like you’ve been there and done that, Steve!!!!

[@nisa5759]

I found these videos about a month ago. LOVE THEM!!! I tried these and decided to season my panade instead of everything all at once. I used oregano, fennel seed, fennel, pepper, salt, nutmeg, red pepper flakes and garlic powder. This way the seasonings are distributed evenly. I usually make my own Italian sausage using some of those ingredients and ground pork straight from our local whole hog pork dealership her in Raleigh, NC. I added the parmesan after putting both ground beef and pork into the panade, then mixed by hand. Then I browned a little bit to taste the meat before making meatballs with a scoop server. It turned out fantastic and very tender. I'm freezing half the meatballs as they are so I can just take them out and use them anyway I please later, I will thaw them before browning). Thanks for the wonderful recipe.

[@bonniee9710]

My husband and I have been big fans of ATK for years! We were excited to learn we had access to an ATK station on our new smart TV. We watched this video last week, and I'm cooking poached meatballs as you instructed as I type. I told my best friend about the show . She told me that this is the way her Italian mother-in-law showed her how to make meatballs.

[@mikee8605]

The tastiest looking thing in this video is definitely the two chefs in the background. Woof! ❤

[@bakugoukatsuki4174]

I've made the drop meatball recipe several times and love it. Best recipe for meatballs I've ever tried.

[@susananderson4439]

This is a delicious recipe. It turns out perfectly every time. I give it a 5 out of 5!

[@Slifer715]

I’ve made this recipe so many times already and its become my favorite way of making meatballs. SO TENDER!!

[@peggydunaway4825]

Hey there, thinking about trying this way of making these do you think they can hold up in a soup? Thanks

[@Slifer715]

@@peggydunaway4825 yes as long as you gently stir the soup

[@SA-hf3fu]

My search is over! Made these meatballs tonight and they truly were wonderful. I had sauce that I needed to use but next time I will make that as well. The most tender meatballs I've ever had. Thank you!

[@JagInJersey]

Just made ‘em with ground turkey and I was very pleasantly surprised at how good they were. Very moist and soft with tons of flavor. Easy too! Only thing I did differently is I refrigerated the meatball mixture then formed them right before plopping them in the sauce. This saved cleanup of a sheet pan and for the first time ever I had perfectly ROUND meatballs. I also added a little sugar to the sauce to temper the acidity of the crushed tomatoes. Highly recommend!

[@marybethbagin4565]

I’m glad I read through comments. I don’t eat red meat and was wondering if turkey would work. So, you followed the recipe and the only thing you did different was refrigerated the meatballs?

[@JagInJersey]

@@marybethbagin4565 I don’t eat red meat either. This recipe works just fine with ground turkey. The only thing I did differently is I refrigerated the entire bowl of the meatball mixture before rolling the individual meatballs and placing them in the sauce. Worked perfectly. So good. Highly recommend.

[@marybethbagin4565]

@@JagInJersey I eat a lot of ground turkey. Turkey meatloaf, burgers, sausage patties, sloppy joes. It’s all good. I’m thawing ground turkey and will be making this recipe on Sunday. Thank you for your response!

[@ammj7799]

This recipe is Magical I make it every week and it’s never enough Love love love ❤this recipe

[@janetgerney2094]

Browning meatballs have always been my Achilles heel, but I'm definitely going to try this!

[@Stephlovesnapping]

My husband licked his plate CLEAN!!! Thanks for this awesome recipe!! 🤗♥️

[@ramencurry6672]

I’ve never been married so I have no idea

[@steve1253]

I don't do much Italian cooking so I've never made meatballs. They are a lot of work. Ha ha. This recipe is turned out perfect and was amazingly easy and satisfying.

[@maryphelps7381]

Looks like a great Slow Cooker recipe with multiple options ! Freezes easily for sure! Thanks!

[@MichaelREFLECTS]

I love your show! Please keep up the good work....I an actually on a diet in terms of what I can and can't eat ..but I live through your food and show...and your final taste reactions. Sadly I lost all motivation to cook because my 8 year relationship ended...and I cook really for others and not myself to delicious levels..😔

[@injunsun]

As a widower, I can relate. We loved cooking together. Cooking for one was... Anyway, he was Omni, I was lacto-ovo vegetarian. My current husband is Omni, and I'm now Vegan. While my late husband had talent, my current husband... not so much. So, I wow him with plant based substitutions, reaching for all of the taste, none of the guilt, with a better nutrition profile. He's gained 60# since we married. I've maintained. He eats whatever during the day, Vegan or lacto-ovo at home. I invite you to look into plant based for your health concerns, sans judgement. My mom's an Omni; still love her. For ideas and Science of this all, I recommend the KZbinrs Brian Turner, Simnett Nutrition, and Mic the Vegan. For documentaries, "The Game Changers," about Vegan athletes, and, "Forks Over Knives." There are many others. You're invited to try our food, and I wish you nothing but health and long life.

[@greene59]

I’ve been using this method for years. Works beautifully.

[@conradkappel9426]

Love Bridget...beautiful, incredibly talented cook who's not afraid to eat great food!!!

[@msoperator510]

Plus to add to her repertoire of goodness, she had leftovers to freeze, she's a busy mom so this is welcomed for likewise b z mom's & small families.

[@baire702]

Oh goodness, another winner of a receipt and video! Well done ladies!!!!!

[@dennisjj6529]

I've been on Keto for the last 10 weeks... I've dropped 10 pounds just by changing my eating habits... BUT, I'm definitely gonna do THIS !! Thank you.

[@rmknicks]

I make this all the time. So good! I stir the rest of the ingredients into the panade before adding the beef. I feel like it helps evenly distribute everything.

[@marianncastellihier7059]

I always do drop meatballs. But never with the saltines. I will try this! And the sauce looks good too.

[@angelacoleman4661]

Love, love meatballs! Thanks for the simple recipe and I hope to try it one day.I love drop meatballs, usuallyI bake my meatballs then add it to the sauce.

[@dannysunay4386]

I love Ashley, she is so fun! And a great cook as well. Her laughter is so infectious! I want to propose!😏😏

[@MrBigdon47]

This was my first time making meatballs they were great.

[@pattibender7308]

My Mom made meatballs like this all the time. And now I do same. So delicious tender and juicy!!

[@Janaline]

Hello Everyone! I made this recipe. and it was Every Bit of DELICIOUS!! Thank You American-Test Kitchen Cooks! For Sharing this Recipe ❤️❤️❤️

[@semco72057]

The dish is so delicious and I have to remember how to make it and make some myself and see if mine is looking as great as Ashley's dish.

[@debbytomlinson9970]

I hope you tried them!!

[@ScottWilliamson]

I am an excellent cook, thanks to ATK and Bridget.

[@RozsaAmplificationLLC]

We ALL are!!!! lol :)

[@jodeeclarklompa852]

I can't wait to try the Drop Meatballs. I like the idea of building in leftovers for the freezer and appreciate the friendly attitude of the hosts.

[@gr8tgee]

And another one😁 I wish I was the supervisor and had to taste all the food, that's the job I want😏

[@johnbarrilleaux4702]

A household favorite! Thanks ATK!

[@autumnsky8647]

Very good recipe! Thank you!

[@elizabethgraham9711]

Making this for Valentine’s Day dinner!

[@bijoux9318]

Such a delicious recipe. We love it! Thank you

[@dennisrphymurphy7929]

I wrote down everything you have done.... Just gonna do it !!! ... thanks so much

[@98CYMBALPLAYER]

Just fixed this My home Smells so good.... Love you gals!!! 😎

[@lcub2566]

I use a mixture of pork veal and beef - best ! never tried with saltines before -- Now I will try - my parents Italian and we always did drop meatballs - soft and delicious

[@GuilefullyNomadic]

2+ years later, I am STILL referring to this recipe…Thank you 😋 😋 😋

[@jamesbaker7780]

I cook my pasta differently I add the pasta to the cold water and once it begins to boil the pasta is done. When I drain the pasta I save 1/2 a cup of the water it cooked in and stir it back into the drained pasta. Doing this makes the sauce really stick to the pasta. I picked this up from my mother and have always done it this way.

[@gr8tgirly]

This is the best recipe. I have been making this sauce and meatballs for a year or so now and always get rave reviews. The only difference for me is using grass fed ground beef I will cook it longer in the oven to tenderize the beef.

[@murielleveilleux5384]

i had a delightful diner.....thank you !

[@ScanMy2DBarcode]

This meatball recipe is one of our favorites for pasta & meatballs, but we use the pasta sauce as a starting point and add to it such as browned onions & Italian herb blend. I'm surprised ATK didn't use a cookie dough / ice scream scoop to measure all the meatballs. The trigger release makes it so easy and quick. We usually make the sauce first and then just drop the meatballs directly into the sauce from the scoop. No need to dirty a cookie sheet unless we make them ahead of time.

[@mtbroshow2355]

Just made a triple batch today. Best meatballs ever.

[@Bruiser48]

So good. Pasta method is amazing. Did not rinse. Feed the Flock for $10-$15!!

[@tkkcali]

It’s a great way to make the meatballs. So tender.

[@leatherclad7]

I've made this recipe 3 times, so obviously I'm a fan. While I understand the emphasis on the meatballs, no one has mentioned the delicious sauce this recipe produces. I usually use three cans of tomatoes and adjust the other ingredients accordingly, so I have extra sauce.

[@SusieCatPurrson]

Oooooh I can't wait to try these!

[@tinataylor9486]

Looks amazing!

[@ruthneely3557]

So good and easy!

[@hollym5873]

Great recipe. Thanks

[@jamesdooling4139]

I always watch your videos when I see the glorious red curls in the thumbnail. Cheers!

[@gpinkard]

In reading your comments you were blessed with a kind man. May God continue to keep you.

[@Rororoum]

I’m going to try this!

[@haroldolson5877]

So good, thank you!

[@SuperMissDaisey]

Definitely trying

[@maximusthemerciful9452]

My Sicilian grandmother’s or my mother never fried their meatballs. Just drop them in and don’t stir it for at least 20 minutes.

[@maryb7831]

How my dad made them too. Phenomenal meatballs loved by many Italians. And he was as Irish as you can get. Just a great cook. I miss him. 😞

[@RozsaAmplificationLLC]

My Polish/Austrian grandmother never browned either and dropped in! I cooked with her and wrote down the recipe in the 90s, unfortunately, I lost the recipe! :( Second best is Cooks Country and Americas Test Kitchen, as everything they do is "Keeper Recipes"!! :)

[@aliciamangar1513]

Love this channel and your food choices

[@yolandadouglas7828]

Looks delicious! Can I use ground turkey instead of beef?

[@callahanauto5130]

You need three cans of tomatoes for this recipe, and you have to skim the fat off the top of the sauce. Once you do that, it's good. I like sauteed then pureed onion and chopped parsley in the meatball mix.

[@twosocks1976]

I made this dish tonight, and I wish I had read this comment before I made the recipe. We did not eat all of the sauce, despite having nine people for dinner here tonight. There is still pasta and sauce left. But I have to agree that three cans of tomatoes would have been better than two for the amount of pasta I made. But my major complaint is with the fact that renders from the meatballs. After tonight, I'm starting to wonder if it might be better in the end, if less convenient, to Brown the meatballs, at least partially, before they go into the sauce. I would rather do that, then try to skim rendered fat off the surface of a sauce like this. Perhaps I should have anticipated the need to skim the fat from the sauce before serving, but I wish that the folks in this video would have pointed out that necessity, just to make sure that the dish turned out perfectly for the person making it.

[@elephantgrass631]

@@twosocks1976 I think it would depend on the type of meat people get. Some ground meat might have more fat than others or some might add more sauce to which would naturally be more than the fat. Regardless, it would have been nice to add a note saying "if there's to much fat..." etc. I would think browning the meatballs would would have been a better choice taste wise but I think they're aiming for an easy weeknight meal hence the title of the video. They have another video of Julia making spaghetti and meatballs from home and it's a lot more involved, but she called it a weeknight meal that made more mess with more pans. Weird. Anyway, like Jacque Pepin said: "never follow a recipe to the letter".

[@twosocks1976]

@@elephantgrass631 I don't know what you mean by saying that some ground meat has more fat than other ground meat. When I go to the store and I buy ground beef that is 85% lean, I know how much fat I'm getting. Also, I'm familiar with the other recipe you mention for spaghetti and meatballs. I haven't made it yet, mostly because I am not a fan of trying to Brown meatballs on all sides in a skillet, because they never stay around. And I really like that round shape of course I don't get those when Browning in the oven either, but at least the fat renders off that way.

[@tinyantwatchingu6811]

Thanks for the wonderful recipe. But, I am always amazed how clean is your oven. Do you do any video how to clean an oven especially the control thermometer inside the oven? Thanks!

[@markalancirino]

Interns!

[@marthamika7372]

Wow, thanks for recipe

[@geomondiale1768]

Well done ladies, well done

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜, AWESOME

[@barbarabarrios83]

Love thi recipe 😊❤

[@billygarfield5520]

Great video. Looks YUMMY! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@auntyj.jenkins4171]

I love and enjoy your channel thanks

[@pjac317]

The perfect Italian meatball supper !

[@DogHumpsMonkey]

This is how I was taught to make meatballs (well, white bread instead of saltines) and although I always get compliments on them, if asked how I make them I’m always told disdainfully “that’s not authentic Italian.” Well, newsflash: neither am I. Not was my mom, or my grandmother, who is as far back as I know the method goes in my family.

[@seikibrian8641]

In Italy, "spaghetti and meatballs" is an oxymoron. The two just don't go together there. We Americans may not know what's authentic Italian, but we know what we like. It's like veal parmigiana and chicken parmigiana; they're not Italian, but they're delicious.

[@skypants2]

I've read a few comments from Italians on other videos who (mostly jokingly) say that anything outside of their hometown wouldn't be considered authentic Italian. There seems to be a certain tribal/regional pride in the cuisine.

[@heidid5275]

@@seikibrian8641 I ordered spaghetti when I was in Italy, and I was served lasagna!

[@seikibrian8641]

@@heidid5275 Now that's just weird. Spaghetti is typically a side dish (or a small separate course) in Italy, but they do have it.

[@bentleyr00d]

@@skypants2 True, lots of Italians say that ricotta doesn't belong in lasagne and that it should only be beschamel. I've been hearing that claim for years. But some Southern Italians will tell you they never heard of beschamel and always used ricotta. And I've read that some people in Italy do eat spaghetti and meatballs these days. A couple of videos of Italian cooks making the dish exist on KZbin.

[@The_Cannabis_Connoisseur]

I live in South Philly and almost everyone I know always fry their meatballs first then let them simmer in some homemade marinara sauce! I only knew one Sicilian family that didn't fry their meatballs!

[@maximusthemerciful9452]

My Sicilian family never fried their meatballs. Learned it from my grandmother that way.

[@purnabhadrajaisijaisi3131]

So yummy recipes

[@loridennis2989]

I've been cooking my meatballs like this for years!

[@bemer65351]

Omg!!! Looks so good!!!!

[@bigsistermaria5578]

Yes she is right don't overwork your meat . What I do to avoid overworking the meat . Mix, bread crumbs, or saltines , milk, cheese, oregano, salt, pepper, garlic and whatever seasons you prefer. Mix well then add meat. This way allows no over mixing.

[@conintava514]

Just tried this dish and followed the recipe to the tea... I will say meatballs turned out okay. However, the sauce was too acidic- I think adding a bit of sugar or other sweetener would have helped add some balance. Meatballs were great though. I was a bit worried they would break up, but I refrigerated them the night before and they were a lot firmer the next day.

[@alexiskiri9693]

I first saw this technique with Fabio from Top Chef. He has a video demonstrating this technique. Changed how I cooked meatballs. So much easier and tastier.

[@deepeshdm714]

Super combination dish for nuddles..👌

[@Km21294]

This is a great recipe and I recently made it for the first time. Just one note: make sure you skim the fat from the top of the sauce when it comes out of the oven. The meat (85/15) releases all of its fat into the sauce, which is a lot. Another tip is to add a little sugar. There are no chopped sautéed onions so the sauce is missing a little of the sweetness that I’m used to.

[@injunsun]

I suggest adding dried, minced onion to the mix, and browning. I also invite you to try replacing some or all animal products with plant based. With every attempt, one can enjoy all of the taste, without causing a single animal to suffer and die.

[@tonyschmitt7738]

How long can these stay on the stove before serving? if making in the morning do you have to cool down then refrigerate until ready?

[@grizzle273463]

I love Ashley. So easy on the eyes.

[@MWall]

Will you still get a good result if you cook this on the oven top? Thank you.

[@leelakesavan3929]

What kind of pesto do I need? There a number of them available. Thanks.

[@mattingly1217]

I think that looked delicious! How do you like the enamel coated cast iron? Is it worth the price?

[@ghw7192]

I have Lecruset, Staub and Lodge and the relatively inexpensive Lodge does as well as rhe ,ore expensive brands, IMHO. I am not a professional cook, but I have been cooking for 60+ years and still p

[@ghw7192]

Got interrupted. Sorry. I still prefer my regular cast iron.

[@injunsun]

I have returned my ordinary pots and pans to nonstick by treating them all like cast iron, minus some oventime for pans with plastic or wooden handles. My aluminum pizza pan is black as coal, and non-stick, because I oil it every time. My cast iron... Meh. I use it from time to time for cornbread, but it really isn't such a big deal. My glass bakeware does the same thing, without all the fuss.

[@matthewhagan12]

Hey, we are over here!

[@tblynch]

Just yes.

[@cmm170526]

Thank you!!

[@sociopathmercenary]

This looks tasty. I'm still going to brown my meatballs tho. Sure... It's a pain in the butt but I enjoy the flavor. Definitely a good alternative to store bought.

[@injunsun]

The caramelisation is adding a layer of flavour, and I doubt these would fall apart if browned first. Meanwhile, I encourage and invite you to experiment with plant based faux meats. No judgement from me, just hoping to excite true foodies to explore everything that's out here now. Sure, I do it to replace cruelty with plants, but if it tastes as good or better, there are no losers, while some animals gain time, hoping to see the sun once before they are killed. Or more than once. Maybe daily. Maybe playing in a field, as we eat plant based, without missing the taste of... their lost innocence and happiness. You're invited, any time. Even one plant protein meal means you'll be sparing at least one animal a gruesome end.

[@carpii]

Herne Webber - you aren’t encouraging anyone when you preach like this, on a completely unrelated comment.

[@sociopathmercenary]

@@injunsun Just because you can't hear the plants scream, doesn't mean a plant-based diet is any kinder. If we all just ate people, imagine the number of animals we'd save.

[@injunsun]

@@sociopathmercenary Actually, as plants haven't got nerves, and I'm consuming far fewer by not passing them through another animal first, it is less cruel, obviously. As for eating humans, only if it's consensual, such as, ahem, in bed. Or if it's tRump, we can tourniquet off his parts, starting with his feet, and feed them to him bit by bit, raw, until he's just a fat, disgusting torso with a head. Gets a bit trickier after that. Shades of "Hannibal," feeding Ray Liotta's character his own brain.

[@TitoTimTravels]

I prefer the texture of them browned. These look too much like small meatloaf. Good recipe, but I would brown them first - and spice them a lot more... ok... good start of a recipe ha ha 😎

[@Commodityforex]

Good 👍 👍

[@mosledge]

Can you explain if there's any particular reason for adding the seasonings at the end of the meat mixture rather than to the dry cracker crumbs before adding the milk?

[@IngaHicks]

Can you use Ritz crackers in place of Saltines in this recipe??

[@lolodee3528]

I just did that. Garlic Ritz

[@korn1739]

Do you have to refrigerate the meatballs before cooking ?

[@Rick-5728]

"We use saltines because they have less moisture than Panko." [WTF? I'm pretty sure Panko has less moisture than the surface of the moon] ***Dumps a cup of milk over crushed saltines***

[@karenlatham4053]

Ikr!?! That kind of got me too.. I'm so confused lol.

[@seikibrian8641]

Actually, she never said saltines "have less moisture than panko," although it was implied. Your quotation is a false one. What she said was "So usually we use fresh bread crumbs or panko bread crumbs, but today we're going to be using saltines; and the main reason we're using saltines is because we found that there's less moisture in the saltines, and it made the meatballs less gummy." What she probably meant was that saltines have less moisture than fresh bread crumbs.

[@injunsun]

Dairy and plant milks are mostly water, but with proteins that shrink to bind. If there's already water in another ingredient, such as differing amounts between crumb sources, that can mean less protein to bind, more water to make gummy, via cooking starches. Hope this helps. And I encourage plant based subs for the ground dead cattle, and the cow mammary secretions.

[@scotts7017]

Lol

[@Laszlomtl]

@@seikibrian8641 But she did say : Today we're going to be using saltines...

[@JoaBea4]

Yum!

[@johnbaptist7476]

I mix my meatball , with toasted chickpea flour try it .😂😋

[@squidskunk]

if slicing garlic releases flavor compounds...would say 2 sliced garlic clove equal 10 cracked garlic cloves..?

[@nikkisweezea2388]

It's actually the opposite. Slicing them leaves the flavor compounds on the cutting surface and the knife, so they don't make it into the dish. Not, releases them more fully into the dish.

[@TitoTimTravels]

@@nikkisweezea2388 Is that what she meant? I had no idea what she was trying to say...

[@rudybarnhardt578]

Can this recipe be made in a crockpot? Instead of Dutch oven?

[@tarjei99]

I will continue to use potato flour as usual. Around one table spoon per pound of meat. And I will squish them, fry them in the pan and call them meat cakes. I know that some heathens will use ground dried ginger in addition to my secret ingredient nutmeg.

[@TheMegillahguerrilla]

Let's say one wishes not to use any dairy? What are adequate substitutes for the milk and parmesan?

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

Soy milk, tofu (which absorbs flavors that it's cooked in). Comes in soft, medium and firm. Almond milk for many International/Asian meatballs, Bok Choy, blender or juiced bland veges, water? Hope this helps... ? Many other meatball recipes out there, vegan, vegetarian. I like a mixture. 1 part ground 90/10 meat, 2-4 parts tofu or other ingredients. Bread crumbs, rice flour, etc. With the right/correct seasoning, any thing is possible, right? 🤗 For the parm sub? Just don't toss it in. Use whatever you have on hand. Stay safe, ok? ⚘🙏❤🙏⚘

[@injunsun]

I recommend Silk 10g protein cashew and almond milk (with pea protein), and Violife parmesan. There is none better than this latter. For mozz, either Fieldroast Chao original, or Myoko's Mozz. The best faux meat for this would likely be Beyond. That's what I'm going to try. I was lacto-ovo for 30 years, leant heavily Vegan, now Vegan for about 2 years (with some dairy slips). Both my late and current husbands were/are Omni, but no meats at home. I loved/love wowing them with all of the taste, better nutrition, and zero guilt. Meanwhile, they ate/eat garbage when not here. My first husband died of his umpteenth heart attack at 56, on our front walk. My dad died at 57, of sepsis from a bowel obstruction, and my current husband is ten years younger, looks older than I do, and has gained 60# in less than three years. Smh... You are invited to explore plant based foods for health, longevity, and taste. Be well.

[@TheMegillahguerrilla]

@@injunsun Thank you

[@suzannesays5090]

I use oatmilk for milk replacement. Take on any flavor. Nutritional yeast for parmesan

[@TheMegillahguerrilla]

@@suzannesays5090 Exactly what I just did, oat milk, worked great 👍🏻