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Hey TL!
It's time for meatball sandwich with gooey mozzarella cheeese. yay!
INGREDIENTS
- salt
- pepper
- 1 tablespoon of oregano
- 2 tablespoons of parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon of worcestershire sauce
- 3 cloves of garlic
- 1/2 white onion
- 1 egg
- 1 1/2 lbs of ground beef (85% /15% beef)
- 1 cup of arugula
- 1/2 cup of marinara sauce
- 4 slices of mozzarella cheese
- 4 rolls of whole wheat bread
PROCEDURE
Total prep time will be about ~30 minutes. Total cook time will be about 45 mintuess. This recipe will serve 4 people.
- Set oven to 375° F (190° C).
- Mince garlic and onion into fine pieces.
- Place ground beef in a bowl.
- Combine salt, pepper, oregano, parmesan, onion, worcestershire sauce, and garlic with the ground beef.
- Add in egg.
- Combine thoroughly.
- With a table spoon, portion out the meat and shape into balls.
- Place meatballs in a baking dish.
- Cook for 45 minutes or until golden.
- Slice your sandwich rolls in half.
- Set your oven to broil (or 500° F / 260° C).
- Place sandwich rolls in the oven and let them toast for a few seconds.
- Remove from oven.
- Place marinara sauce in a pan and set on high heat. Allow sauce to warm and then remove from heat.
- Spread sauce onto warm sandwich rolls.
- Slice your meatballs in half and place them on the bread.
- Place mozzarella slices over the meat.
- Place sandwich in the oven (at broil or 500° F / 260° C) to allow mozzarella to melt. This should take about 40 seconds.
- Remove sandwich from the oven and drizzle marinara sauce over the cheese.
- Place arugula over the cheese and finish with the sandwich top.
- Eat!
![[image loading]](http://kierpanda.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/blog_meatballsandwich_done.jpg)
Yay!
I've begun slowly posting older recipes on my blog. I won't be cross posting these to TL because they're old. :0
Full blog post here: http://eatgamelive.com/2012/11/11/marauders-in-a-medivac-meatball-sandwich/
Like me on facebook for preview pictures: http://www.facebook.com/eatgamelive
Thanks for reading, TL!
Edited: fixed the recipe :D Sorry for typos!
 
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5/5
Arugula is amazing when paired with beef. Glad to see you doing this in a sandwich, nonetheless.
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Hmm, looks tasty. Will try it this week
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On November 12 2012 08:14 Emnjay808 wrote:Holy mother of god meatbal sandwich...... ........ Marry me. + Show Spoiler +
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I hope I'm invited to your wedding. :D
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LOL marauders in a medivac, for meatballs in a sandwich xD
best name.
i said one of your other ones was the best name (i forget which one) and i take that back, this is the best name
also: does anyone know what arugula is? i feel like all i ever do is ask about food names
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On November 12 2012 08:45 snively wrote:
LOL marauders in a medivac, for meatballs in a sandwich xD
best name.
i said one of your other ones was the best name (i forget which one) and i take that back, this is the best name
also: does anyone know what arugula is? i feel like all i ever do is ask about food names
It's kind of a bitterish and tangy salad green.
looks like this: ![[image loading]](http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/images/arugula_300.jpg)
I also called "Rocket" sometimes (outside the US).
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On November 12 2012 08:54 kierpanda wrote:Show nested quote +On November 12 2012 08:45 snively wrote:
LOL marauders in a medivac, for meatballs in a sandwich xD
best name.
i said one of your other ones was the best name (i forget which one) and i take that back, this is the best name
also: does anyone know what arugula is? i feel like all i ever do is ask about food names It's kind of a bitterish and tangy salad green. looks like this: I also called "Rocket" sometimes (outside the US).
Its also got a distinctive peppery flavour I believe :D
Blog looks delicious. Will have to try this out when the butcher shop opens on tuesday!
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Makes me want to have a goddamn oven.
5/5 for creative name !
0/5 for making buy a oven though!
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On November 12 2012 10:23 Enearde wrote:
Makes me want to have a goddamn oven.
5/5 for creative name !
0/5 for making buy a oven though!
You can cook the meatballs on the stove. :D
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I've only ever seen it called rocket 1 place in London. Everywhere else it's Rucola. I was completely dumbfounded by that name.
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I think you missed the bread crumbs in the ingredients, but nice recipe!
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This reminds me of meatball-marinara from subway. My favorite...
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On November 12 2012 10:26 kierpanda wrote:Show nested quote +On November 12 2012 10:23 Enearde wrote:
Makes me want to have a goddamn oven.
5/5 for creative name !
0/5 for making buy a oven though! You can cook the meatballs on the stove. :D
And now you want me to buy a stove too?! Goddamnit i'm gonna be so broke and i'll blame it on you. I'm warning you, my banker is a very powerful man!
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United States33388 Posts
disagree about the arugula
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My taste buds are angry that I don't have your cooking prowess D:
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Aotearoa39261 Posts
4/5 for using egg instead of using salt to bind the meatballs.
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United States33388 Posts
On November 12 2012 12:05 Plexa wrote:
4/5 for using egg instead of using salt to bind the meatballs.
this is more obnoxious than anything I could have posted, high five o/
honestly tho, how can you argue with more fat content in anything?
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On November 12 2012 12:05 Plexa wrote:
4/5 for using egg instead of using salt to bind the meatballs.
I've actually never heard of this, but I just googled it a few moments ago.
It seems interesting, but according to this article, the process takes 4 hours to set. ): But I totally understand how that will definitely make the meatballs much more flavorful.
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United States33388 Posts
On November 12 2012 13:17 kierpanda wrote:Show nested quote +On November 12 2012 12:05 Plexa wrote:
4/5 for using egg instead of using salt to bind the meatballs. I've actually never heard of this, but I just googled it a few moments ago. It seems interesting, but according to this article, the process takes 4 hours to set. ): But I totally understand how that will definitely make the meatballs much more flavorful.
the 4 hours portion refers to transglutaminase
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Interesting read.
You are too good at making weird names that are awesome.
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I would of done this, but my oven can only manage 250°  Sad, sad day.. looks delicious as always!
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On November 12 2012 22:29 Xiron wrote:I would of done this, but my oven can only manage 250° Sad, sad day.. looks delicious as always!
I assume you missed the (190°C)?
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On November 12 2012 22:56 2WeaK wrote:Show nested quote +On November 12 2012 22:29 Xiron wrote:I would of done this, but my oven can only manage 250° Sad, sad day.. looks delicious as always! I assume you missed the (190°C)?
Besides, you can just throw your meatballs into a pan. You dont need an oven.
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Nice, I screwed up meatballs a few days ago, made them too big and tried to fry them. Will have a crack at this.
Never new Rocket was called Arugula in the US, I presume it is pronounced
aHHHH-RHOOOOOOOOOGUUUUUUUUU-LAAAAHHHHR.
Hard to comment on how rediculous it sounds but we call it rocket, lol.
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On November 13 2012 00:54 Shottaz wrote:
Nice, I screwed up meatballs a few days ago, made them too big and tried to fry them. Will have a crack at this.
Never new Rocket was called Arugula in the US, I presume it is pronounced
aHHHH-RHOOOOOOOOOGUUUUUUUUU-LAAAAHHHHR.
Hard to comment on how rediculous it sounds but we call it rocket, lol.
Yes. That's how we roll here in 'MERICA. :D
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On November 13 2012 04:30 kierpanda wrote:Show nested quote +On November 13 2012 00:54 Shottaz wrote:
Nice, I screwed up meatballs a few days ago, made them too big and tried to fry them. Will have a crack at this.
Never new Rocket was called Arugula in the US, I presume it is pronounced
aHHHH-RHOOOOOOOOOGUUUUUUUUU-LAAAAHHHHR.
Hard to comment on how rediculous it sounds but we call it rocket, lol. Yes. That's how we roll here in 'MERICA. :D
fuck yea!
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United Kingdom38255 Posts
On November 12 2012 11:34 Waxangel wrote:
disagree about the arugula
so wrong =(
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Love these recipes! Made your Wings 2 weeks ago for a party - came out great 
Def gonna try this one out.
Thanks!
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On November 12 2012 11:34 Waxangel wrote:
disagree about the arugula
+1
Everything else though... omg
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This looks like something i might have to actually try
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If it compares to this in any way, I might give it a try...
![[image loading]](http://shutupandeatpdx.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/003-756x250.jpg)
For those that live in or near Portland, OR, this is the meatball sub from Shut Up and Eat. I recommend never going there, because once you do, you'll want to live there, and they'll take all of your money.
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just tried to make this. doesn't look as good but tastes amazing. Cheers to you for this one
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On November 14 2012 02:38 forgotten0ne wrote:If it compares to this in any way, I might give it a try... For those that live in or near Portland, OR, this is the meatball sub from Shut Up and Eat. I recommend never going there, because once you do, you'll want to live there, and they'll take all of your money.
@_@ that looks delicious...
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Dayum, this looks good! Definately trying this out!
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i promised myself i wouldnt view ur blog anymore for the sake of my stomach.
why man whyyy
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Sweet mother of God this looks delicious.
Also it's a sandwich. Also, it looks highly difficult to fuck up. I'll give this a go this week THX!
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5/5, I came. I really love these food porn blogs.
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I'm sorry if i missed it, but when and how are you supposed to use the worcestershire sauce ?
Gonna try this anyway, by the way, looks soo good.
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United Kingdom38255 Posts
Love it Kier, made it for lunch yesterday =)
On November 14 2012 10:19 ElyAs wrote:
I'm sorry if i missed it, but when and how are you supposed to use the worcestershire sauce ?
Gonna try this anyway, by the way, looks soo good.
Probably just in the mixture for the meatballs. It won't make too much of a difference without it though.
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You can do a pretty nice Gnocchi gratin with this same sort of set up. Make your meatballs up and a nice tomato sauce, cook up some gnocchi and stir it into the meatballs + sauce. Put it in a heatproof dish, spread strips of mozarella over the top and grill/broil for like 5min. Just serve with some basil over the top and a nice salad on the side. Maybe a bit out of season now though =)
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I just made these. 5/5 because I can do them and because they didn't taste like donkey ass like most of the food I cook.
Marinara sauce was a bit hard to get, but I got by with tomato sauce with garlic/olive oil.
Didn't know what to do with the worcestershire sauce so I just sprinkled it on top of the meatballs before mozarella.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ In retrospect I probably should have added it to the meatballs.
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On November 14 2012 10:19 ElyAs wrote:
I'm sorry if i missed it, but when and how are you supposed to use the worcestershire sauce ?
Gonna try this anyway, by the way, looks soo good.
Derp ): Sorry, I've corrected the recipe.
The worcestershire goes with the meatball mixture. T_T fail on my part.
On November 14 2012 20:48 Asha` wrote:
Love it Kier, made it for lunch yesterday =)
You can do a pretty nice Gnocchi gratin with this same sort of set up. Make your meatballs up and a nice tomato sauce, cook up some gnocchi and stir it into the meatballs + sauce. Put it in a heatproof dish, spread strips of mozarella over the top and grill/broil for like 5min. Just serve with some basil over the top and a nice salad on the side. Maybe a bit out of season now though =)
Glad you like it!
@_@ omg gnocchi gratin. That stuff is delicious. <3 Thank you for the idea! I'll add that to my list hahaha So many things to make once I'm back from my mini vacation!
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There is a place in my home town that does a meatball grinder very similar to this except they slice up their meatballs multiple times so that they cake it on as like layers. Also, my secret ingrediant for a meatball grinder is to add black olives if you like them. Sooo good.
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I just thought I would stop in to say I made these for me and my girlfriend and we both loved them! Had the leftovers for lunch the next day! Definitly going to be a meal staying in my cook book , now I need to try the other things in you blog
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On November 12 2012 13:17 kierpanda wrote:Show nested quote +On November 12 2012 12:05 Plexa wrote:
4/5 for using egg instead of using salt to bind the meatballs. I've actually never heard of this, but I just googled it a few moments ago. It seems interesting, but according to this article, the process takes 4 hours to set. ): But I totally understand how that will definitely make the meatballs much more flavorful.
Don't get me wrong, the binding-ground-meat-with-salt discussion is cool and all, but what's really interesting about this post is that the linked page has an ad sidebar for a sketchy dating site specifically for foodies. The future is now.
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Made it for dinner today, used thick slices of homemade bread, made my own marinara with fried onion and garlic puree, oregano, Worcestershire, soy, salt, and pepper; reserved some marinara and mozzarella for the top.
The meatballs turned out a little dry, I don't know if I overcooked them or made them too small. I'll be more careful next time. This was definitely fucking delicious, though. Thanks for the recipe!
Edit: Image doesn't seem to show up, so here's the link if anyone's interested. om nom nom nom
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I freaking LOVE your enthusiasm. Yay! Looks delish btw.
Edit: Yay!
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