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Shelby

Shelby

We have a ton of venison burger that I need to use and also the usual glut of zucchini  so, I am making tons of meatballs and freezing them.  SO handy.  I used 3-4 lbs of venison and  grated two large zucchini along with a panade of homemade bread crumbs and milk.  Also grated two onions, a bunch of garlic, finely diced fresh dill, oregano, Lawry's salt, lots of black pepper and grated parmesan cheese.  I browned them first and then put them in the CSO to bake at 350F for 5 minutes.  They are now in the freezer on a parchment covered cookie sheet and I will vac. pack them later today.  I will be doing this again over next few days so that I have a lot for the coming winter :)

 

After I grate the zucchini, I squeeze some of the water out but you don't want to get it all out because it makes the lightest, most tender meatballs ever.

 

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Shelby

Shelby

We have a ton of venison burger that I need to use and also the usual glut of zucchini  so, I am making tons of meatballs and freezing them.  SO handy.  I used 3-4 lbs of venison and two grated two large zucchini along with a panade of homemade bread crumbs and milk.  Also grated two onions, a bunch of garlic, finely diced fresh dill, oregano, Lawry's salt, lots of black pepper and grated parmesan cheese.  I browned them first and then put them in the CSO to bake at 350F for 5 minutes.  They are now in the freezer on a parchment covered cookie sheet and I will vac. pack them later today.  I will be doing this again over next few days so that I have a lot for the coming winter :)

 

After I grate the zucchini, I squeeze some of the water out but you don't want to get it all out because it makes the lightest, most tender meatballs ever.

 

IMG_3626.JPG.3625871421d8837b6a2a358c26b44d2d.JPG

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Shelby

Shelby

We have a ton of venison burger that I need to use and also the usual glut of zucchini  so, I am making tons of meatballs and freezing them.  SO handy.  I used 3-4 lbs of venison and two grated two large zucchini along with a panade of homemade bread crumbs and milk.  Also grated two onions, a bunch of garlic, finely diced fresh dill, oregano, Lawry's salt, lots of black pepper and grated parmesan cheese.  I browned them first and then put them in the CSO to bake at 350F for 5 minutes.  They are now in the freezer on a parchment covered cookie sheet and I will vac. pack them later today.  I will be doing this again over next few days so that I have a lot for the coming winter :)

 

IMG_3626.JPG.3625871421d8837b6a2a358c26b44d2d.JPG

IMG_3627.JPG.b1d3457445f7dc16fdcf73525e4e6886.JPG

 

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