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Introduction to Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs Recipe
Ingredients for Making Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Utensils Needed for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Chopping Onions for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Chopping Garlic for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Slicing Peppers for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Slicing Zucchini for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Slicing Squash for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Preparing the Meat for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Adding Seasoning for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Chopping Basil for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Rolling the Meatballs for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Boiling Vegetables for Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
How to Wrap Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
How to Bake Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
How to Serve Vegetable Ribbon Meatballs
Summary: Learn how to bake a vegetable ribbon meatballs recipe with expert cooking tips in this free Italian recipe video about making vegetable ribbon meatballs.
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"Hi, this is Rich Buccola here in NYC and today on behalf of Expert Village, I'm going to show you how to make vegetable ribbon meatballs. So we got them looking great in the new pan. I put them in a new pan by the way so let's put some Hoisin sauce all over them. I'm going to use about another 1/3 cup of Hoisin sauce and I'm just going to really go at it I'm just going to try to get them all nice and coated. I'm also going to add some salt and pepper to this and pop it back in our oven for another 15 minutes at 350. So we have them all nice and touched with our brushed on with our Hoisin sauce and we're going to pop them right now back into the oven for another 15 minutes at 350. Come back in 15 minutes, they're going to be done, we're going to plate them. It's magic time here on Expert Village, my favorite part of the day. Look how nice these bad boys look, let's bring them over to our table and we'll plate them nice on our tray."
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