Tips to make super moist pesto-turkey meatballs

To some degree, the amount of pesto you incorporate into your meatball mixture is a matter of personal preference. A minimum of 3 tablespoons is essential as a binding agent, but you can use up to a cup of pesto for every pound of ground turkey. If you can, opt for dark turkey meat at the store for a richer flavor. Once your mixture is ready, you can cook your turkey or chicken meatballs as you typically would. They can be pan-fried, baked, or sautéed, and one advantage of using lean meat is that they require less cooking time. However, unlike all-beef meatballs, you'll need to monitor them more closely while they cook.
If you're baking your turkey meatballs, consider adding some of your favorite vegetables, such as zucchini and broccoli, to the pan. A final drizzle of pesto before serving will elevate the dish into a delicious, nutritious one-pan meal. If you choose to sauté your turkey-pesto meatballs, add an extra serving of sauce and serve them over your preferred pasta shape. Pesto also pairs wonderfully with classic tomato-based marinara sauce, so feel free to enjoy your pesto meatballs with that staple. Pesto turkey meatballs are also an excellent addition to a hearty soup or can provide a flavorful protein boost in a beans and greens salad. The possibilities for pesto meatballs are truly endless.
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