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Perfectly Juicy Turkey Meatballs: A Game-Changing Recipe

If you've ever struggled with dry, bland turkey meatballs, prepare to be amazed. After years of experimenting, I've finally cracked the code to creating incredibly moist, flavorful turkey meatballs that rival their beef counterparts.

The key to exceptional turkey meatballs lies in three critical elements:

Moisture Retention: Adding grated zucchini and soaked breadcrumbs helps prevent the lean turkey from drying out
Flavor Boosting: A combination of fresh herbs, garlic, and Parmesan cheese creates depth and complexity
Proper Cooking Technique: Searing first, then finishing in the oven ensures even cooking and a beautiful golden exterior

My go-to recipe includes ground turkey (preferably a mix of white and dark meat for better flavor), fresh parsley, minced garlic, grated Parmesan, and a secret ingredient: a splash of milk-soaked breadcrumbs. This technique keeps the meatballs incredibly tender and prevents them from becoming dense or tough.

The cooking method is equally important. I recommend first browning the meatballs in a hot skillet to develop a beautiful crust, then transferring them to a preheated oven to finish cooking. This approach guarantees a moist interior and a crispy exterior that will have everyone asking for seconds.

Whether you're serving these meatballs with pasta, in a sub sandwich, or as an appetizer, they're sure to become a family favorite. Pro tip: Make a double batch and freeze some

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