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Rotini Meatball Bake Recipe

This rich, hearty casserole is perfect for cold, winter evenings at home. Romano, Parmesan, and Mozzarella pair perfectly with moist meatballs and pasta in this easy recipe. Try doubling the meatballs and freezing half – a great way to stock your freezer for those hectic nights!

  • Yield: 8-10

  • Level of Difficulty: Easy

  • Cook Time: 1 Hours

  • Prep Time: 30 Minutes

Ingredients

  • 1/4 cup

    breadcrumbs

  • 2

    eggs

  • 2 tablespoons

    whole milk

  • 1/2 cup

    finely grated Parmesan cheese

  • 1 tablespoon

    Italian Seasoning

  • 1 1/2 pounds

    ground beef

  • 1 cup

    flour, for dipping

  • 3 cups

    Marinara Sauce

  • 2 cups

    Ricotta cheese

  • 1 pound

    rotini pasta, cooked (or whatever pasta you have on hand)

  • 2 cups

    Romano/Mozzarella Italian blend of cheese

Directions

In a large bowl, combine the breadcrumbs, eggs, milk, Parmesan cheese, Italian Seasoning, and ground beef. Place the cup of flour in a small bowl.

Start heating the water for the pasta.

Gently work together with your fingers, trying not to overwork the meat. Use a small scoop to portion 2 teaspoons balls of meat, using your hands to smooth over and roll. Gently toss the ball in the cup of flour, tapping off any excess. Set balls aside to rest while you continue with the rest of the meat mixture.

Add the pasta to the boiling water. Cook and drain according to al dente directions.

Heat a skillet (I’m using my electric skillet because of the large space) up to medium heat, about 350-degrees. Gently place each ball on the skillet about an inch away from each other. It is important not to crowd the skillet. Brown on each side, turning after about 3 minutes on each side. After browned, set aside and continue cooking until all the meatballs are done.

In a medium bowl, combine the Marinara and Ricotta cheese. Add the cooked, drained pasta and the cooked meatballs. Pour into a 9×13” pan, or two 8×8” pans (you can freeze one!).

Top with the Romano-Mozzarella blend of cheese. Bake at 350-degrees for 40 minutes or until the top is lightly golden in color. Serve immediately!

This dish goes very well with a freshly tossed green salad and crispy, warm bread. Enjoy!

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