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meatballs

Posted By: rj on 2008-12-09
In Reply to: see message - anonamissa

Make them yourself about 1 inch or less or premade that you buy.  Suatee the meatballs  in a skillet of jellied cranberry sauce and water down on lot heat with a can of  Ginger-Ale, depending on how thick you want the sauce.  Delicious.  So easy.  Has a sweet and sour taste.  Have gotten lots of compliments on this.  Can't get any easier than this, or more delicious.


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Pre-brown quarter-sized meatballs in a skillet if you made them yourself,  or you  can even cheat and buy them frozen from Hormel in the frozen food department.  Sautee them slowly in a skillet of one can of jellied cranberry sauce and part of a can of 7-Up.  Add the 7-up to desired consistency of the cranberry to make the sauce as thick or thin as you like.  I do not measure, I just cook them slowly.  Nothing can be more simple.  I take all the credit even if I user Hormal meatballs - takes the pressure off me and is delicious.
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Buy frozen cocktail meatballs and
cook with a can of jellied cranberry sauce and a bottle of chili sauce. Combine the 2 sauces and heat until smooth, then add the meatballs and cook until they are hot.
Also good with frozen meatballs, jelly and chili sauce
yummy, just put in a crockpot.