Meatball Subs

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What do you make when you have leftover meatballs? Meatball Subs of course and even if the meatballs aren’t leftover this makes for such an easy, quick, filling and delicious sandwich. Made with a toasted sub bun, any type of meatball, spaghetti sauce and melted cheese.

Place cooked meatballs into a saucepan.

You can use any type of meatball you

want, I used chicken meatballs.

Place enough spaghetti sauce onto the meatballs

to coat them and still have a little extra sauce.

Heat the meatballs and sauce until hot, stirring frequently.

Place the opened sub buns on a baking sheet.

Broil until golden brown.

Place the meatballs onto the toasted bun.

Using a spoon, pour some excess sauce over the meatballs.

Top with as much mozzarella cheese as you want.

Place it back under the broiler until the cheese melts.

Then serve!

Meatball Subs

http://www.InDianesKitchen.com

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Ingredients

  • 1 sub bun per person
  • 4 cooked meatballs per sub (chicken, beef or turkey)
  • spaghetti sauce (enough to coat meatballs and have extra)
  • shredded mozzarella cheese

Directions

  1. Place the cooked meatballs into a saucepan.
  2. Add enough spaghetti sauce to coat all of the meatballs and still have extra sauce.
  3. Heat the meatballs and sauce until hot, stirring frequently.
  4. Open the sub buns and place them onto a baking sheet. Broil until golden brown.
  5. Place four meatballs onto the toasted bun.
  6. Using a spoon, place some extra sauce over the meatballs.
  7. Top both sides of the bun with cheese.
  8. Broil until the cheese is melted then serve.

http://www.InDianesKitchen.com

Categories: Beef, Bread, Cheese, Meatballs, Sauces

46 Comments »

    • Hahaha Sorry but I had all those meatballs leftover and I had to do something with them. I have to empty my completely full freezer before November when our side of beef is ready and I took out a few too many. 🤣

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  8. Guess what? We’ve just had meatballs for dinner tonight 😁 … but there’s only one left (not sure who’s going to watch and who’s going to eat tomorrow …). But looking at your recipe, maybe I’ll just make more tomorrow and try it your way! Looks so yummy 😋.

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      • Diane, I was reading some of my posts that you commented on. My blog is solely moderated, however, I do invite you to share with family and friends some of my blog posts if you think that they may like spicy foods.

        By the way, if you have any suggestions for anything you think I should review, feel free to make a list and drop those in my introductory post. Drop asmany as you would like to.

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      • Diane, I was reading some of my posts that you commented on. My blog is solely moderated, however, I do invite you to share with family and friends some of my blog posts if you think that they may like spicy foods.

        By the way, if you have any suggestions for anything you think I should review, feel free to make a list and drop those in my introductory post. Drop as many as you would like to.

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      • Diane, I recall your mentioning that the Z Nothing Beyond may be too spicy for your taste. It has a Habanero pepper as the main pepper, however, there is a list of other ingredients, as well as the 4 million scoville pepper extract. The pepper extract is the last ingredient, so it probably would not be detectable to the taste. Some other flavors balance it out.

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  16. Oh yes! Every time we visited my grandmother this was my meal when the nice Italian lady down the street made a big pot of spaghetti and meatballs. I went to the bakery and got cheese buns and had meatball sandwiches. Yum!

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