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The Benefits of Cooking with Chicken

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Nothing is better than being able to come home after a long day knowing that you’ve already got dinner prepared because you put something in the slow cooker earlier in the morning. It’s a great way to ensure that you don’t have to spend hours cooking a lavish dinner after an already long day of work and after school activities. One of the best staples to have in your home to be able to have these make-ahead meals made easy is frozen meats. Things like frozen chicken meatballs, for example, are a great option to keep in your freezer for a variety of dishes from pasta to casseroles. Frozen chicken meatballs also offer many health benefits over traditional frozen meatballs, but with the same amount of great taste. Here are a few of the advantages of using frozen chicken meatballs in your make-ahead cooking.  Chicken Is Lean Protein Unlike red meat, chicken is a lean protein. That means there are many benefits. The most important one is that it makes it easier for yo...

2 Meatball Recipes That Don't Involve Spaghetti

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Everyone knows that spaghetti and meatballs are a classic combination you can't go wrong with. But, there's so much more you can do. From cheesy sandwiches to warm stews, they're incredibly versatile and make great meals. Apart from that, these recipes can be done with small or regular sized pre-made meat. If you're wondering where to buy frozen mini meatballs, you can find them at local grocery stores or online. Go ahead and try out these meatball recipes that step out of the pasta comfort zone.   Crockpot Swedish Meatballs Crockpot Swedish meatballs are well known and loved all over the world for their delicious taste and wonderful texture. Made with beef, pork, spices, eggs, breadcrumbs, and allspice, this quickly became a national dish for the Swedes. Ingredients: ·        1 Package of Frozen Meatballs ·        1 Chopped Onion ·        2 Cloves of Garlic ...

More Than Spaghetti: 3 Great Ways to Serve Meatballs

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A meatball is a round composition of ground meats. It's a versatile food you can pair with almost anything and cook in any way. You can serve it with pasta, in curry, grilled on sticks, steamed, deep-fried, roasted, barbecued - name it, and it can be done. A Little History This staple bite has a mysterious background; no one really knows where and how it originated. But, the most common theory suggests that it came from Persia. The country has a dish called kofta, which means "pounded meat." Experts say that some of the earliest accounts are in regions along trade routes and that everyone seemed to have their own versions. China is abundant with pork, so they made plenty with that ingredient. Meanwhile, Romans enjoyed their rabbit, pheasant, and peacock versions the most; they date way back to 1st century AD , as evidenced by the cookbook of Apicius. Bavarian Meatball Lucky for you, you won't have to hunt for your meat. Thanks to the Internet, al...