If we had to eat one thing for dinner for the rest of our lives, we could certainly make a case for spaghetti. It’s versatile, delicious and even a little bit sexy (just ask Lady and the Tramp). Most ...

There’s no shortage of meatball recipes in the food world, so what makes one better than another? In short, meatballs should be juicy in the middle, caramelized on the outside and brimming with flavor ...

Discover a fun and crispy twist on a classic favorite with deep-fried spaghetti and meatballs. This unique recipe combines ...

Easy-to-make meatballs just me be the solution to planning and prepping meals for the week. Making meatballs on Monday and serving them in three different tasty dishes takes the effort and stress out ...

Tasty, light meatballs in a rich pasta sauce are an American favorite. The meatballs in this recipe are made with bread soaked in water and squeezed dry. This makes them very light and fluffy. The ...

Even mediocre meatballs taste pretty good to me, but when the stars align and I taste a bowl of moist, robust meatballs; a well-balanced tomato sauce; and perfectly al dente pasta, the experience is ...

This recipe solves your meal prep dilemma by delivering a high protein, budget friendly twist on the classic spaghetti and ...

Spaghetti and meatballs isn’t just good comfort food, it’s the kind of food that you crave with a beautiful desperation, that you secretly prefer to those precious items on chic tasting menus, that ...

Garten demonstrated how to make her easy spaghetti and meatballs recipe on an episode of Barefoot Contessa. Garten made the meatballs by combining veal, pork, beef, parsley, egg, nutmeg, salt, pepper, ...

Like anyone who enjoys cooking for other people, I always want my table to feel inclusive—a happy, safe place for everyone. This means not just making people feel welcome, but acknowledging with ...

Would you rather enjoy a bowl of pasta with a homemade beefy, rich tomato sauce laced with Parmesan and basil, or mystery meat in a glass jar? We bet we know the answer. Put down the jar—all you need ...