Frozen Margaritas

It’s time to dust off the margarita glasses, friends, and make something pretty and delicious. Around here the warm weather sticks around for months, so pool time, a couple of margaritas, and a few friends gathered for happy hour feels like pure perfection.

Why We Love These:

• Frozen strawberries add natural sweetness and thickness – they give the drink a bright, fruity flavor and that perfect slushy texture.
• Lemonade concentrate balances the sweetness – adding tartness that keeps the margarita refreshing and not too sugary.
• Cointreau and tequila bring depth and warmth – giving the cocktail a classic, boozy kick that pairs perfectly with the fruit.
• Make-ahead friendly – blend in advance, freeze, and serve later, making it easy to entertain without stress.

Ingredients Used:

You can make these margs pretty quickly. Like 10 minutes!

• Frozen Strawberries – Buy frozen strawberries with no sugar added.
• Frozen Lemonade – You’ll need one 12 oz. can of frozen lemonade.
• Lime Juice – Freshly squeezed lime juice.
• Tequila – Use good quality tequila for best results.
• Triple Sec – I like to use Cointreau for all my margs.
• Ice Cubes – To thicken the drinks.
• To serve – Use a salt rim, lime wedges, and fresh strawberries to make these pretty!

How to make Frozen Strawberry Lemonade Margaritas:

Step 1
Combine ingredients. In a large blender, combine half of the ingredients – 2 cups of frozen strawberries, 6 cups of tequila, 3 cups of Cointreau, and 2 ounces of lime juice.

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Snacks to go with Margaritas:

• The BEST Chunky Guacamole! – I’ll never say no to guacamole.
• Hot Jalapeño Corn Dip – A dip from my childhood and still so good.
• Pepper Jack Queso – All the spiciness in this one. Perfection!
• Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers – Another oldie.

Kitchen Tools Used: (affiliate links)

• Vitamix
• Margarita Glasses
• Citrus Press

Homemade Flour Tortillas

When it comes to tortillas, we’ve occasionally indulged in the fresh ones made in our local supermarkets—and yes, we’re also guilty of stopping by Rosa’s just to grab tortillas to go. They’re that good! But I’m thrilled to say I’ve finally set up my own little tortilla-making operation right here at home, proudly brought to you by… SueBee Homemaker. (Self-promotion fully intended!)

Why This Recipe Works:

• Simple, pantry-friendly ingredients – With just flour, salt, baking powder, olive oil, and water, you can make fresh tortillas anytime without a special trip to the store.
• Soft, flexible texture – The dough is easy to roll and stays tender, so your tortillas won’t crack or break when folding or rolling.
• Quick and easy – These tortillas come together in just minutes, making them perfect for weeknight dinners or last-minute meals.
• Customizable and versatile – You can make them thicker or thinner, larger or smaller, and use them for tacos, wraps, quesadillas, or even homemade chips. 

Ingredients for Soft Flour Tortillas:

You’ll only need FIVE ingredients for this simple recipe!

• Flour – I use all-purpose flour for these tortillas. It’s a lighter flour that will produce a soft tortilla.
• Salt – Use kosher salt for best results.
• Baking Powder – Baking powder will help to get a little bit of leavening, especially since yeast isn’t required. You don’t need a lot of rise, but a little bit helps with the texture.
• Olive Oil – We’re using a good amount of olive oil in these too.
• Warm Water – Use warm water to help bring everything together.

How to make Soft Flour Tortillas:

Step 1
Combine dry ingredients. To a large mixing bowl, add dry ingredients and stir with a wooden spoon.

Step 2
Add wet ingredients. Then add the olive oil and warm water and stir until well combined.

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Ways to use Soft Flour Tortillas:

Kitchen Tools Used: (affiliate links)

• Glass Mixing Bowls
• Cast Iron Skillet

Easy Pineapple Salsa

Making this pineapple jalapeño salsa is super easy, and the flavor combo is absolutely incredible – sweet, spicy, and totally fresh. Just chop, mix, and you’re done! Take it from me, the hardest part is deciding what to put it on first.

While I love a regular tomato-based salsa with tons of heat, I also love how the sweet flavor of pineapple adds a whole new flavor profile. Sweet AND spicy!

Serve our pineapple salsa with chips for an instant crowd-pleaser, spoon it over grilled chicken or fish, pile it onto tacos, or use it as a topping for your favorite burrito bowl. Honestly, once you make a batch, you’ll find yourself putting it on just about everything!

Reasons to love this recipe:

• Sweet and spicy – the perfect balance of sweet pineapple and spicy jalapeño
• Ready in minutes – just chop, mix, and serve
• Incredibly versatile – amazing on tacos, grilled chicken, smoked pork butt, grilled fish, chips, and more
• Fresh and light – no cooking required

How to tell if a pineapple is ripe:

• Smell the bottom. A ripe pineapple will have a sweet, tropical scent at the base. No smell means it’s not ready, and a fermented smell means it’s overripe.
• Give it a squeeze. It should have a slight give but not be mushy. If it’s rock hard, it needs more time.
• Check the color. Look for a golden yellow color at the base. It doesn’t need to be fully yellow all over, but avoid ones that are completely green.
• Pull a leaf. If a center leaf pulls out easily, the pineapple is ripe and ready to eat.

How to make Pineapple Salsa:

Step 1
Prep the pineapple. Choose a pineapple that is ripe (or let it sit on the counter until it’s ready to use). Remove the crown, the bottom, and the outer layer of the fruit. Slice around the hard core and discard the core. Dice the outer layer into small chunks. You’ll want about 4 cups of diced pineapple.

Ways to enjoy Pineapple Salsa:

• In our Pork Tacos with Pineapple Salsa or Blackened Salmon Rice Bowls
• Use with Easy Fish Tacos or Grilled Shrimp Tacos.
• Add to Carne Asada Burrito Bowls.
• Top some Shrimp Tostadas
• Enjoy with chips or eat it by the spoonful!

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Chewy Pizza Dough Recipe

Mike and I were recently talking about our fav meals (cuz that’s what you do when you’ve been married forever and have an empty nest), and agreed that pizza is top of the list. Like tip top!

We still like to go out for pizza, as well as order in. But making it homemade is about as good as it gets. Sometimes we make it on our BGE (Big Green Egg), which is pretty fun as a family event. But we also love it in our cast iron skillets during colder months of the year.

Why This Recipe Works:

• Simple ingredients – just 6 pantry staples you likely already have on hand
• Made with bread flour – gives the crust that perfect chewy, bakery-style texture
• Olive oil adds flavor – a little goes a long way for a rich, delicious crust
• Customizable – use it for pizza, calzones, flatbreads, and more
• Better than store-bought – fresh homemade dough makes all the difference

How to make homemade pizza dough:

I highly recommend using a digital scale to measure your ingredients — it’s a game changer! I’ve tested this dough both ways, and measuring by weight gives you the most consistent, reliable results every single time.

Homemade Pizza Sauce Ideas:

While you can use store-bought sauces, we like making our own. Here are a few of our favorites!

• Homemade Pizza Sauce – A quick 15 minute pizza sauce is definitely worth it. You can store it in the refrigerator for a week or two and it freezes well too. You choose if you want to add it to your pizzas chunky-style or smooth!
• Homemade Basil Pesto Sauce – We’re lucky to have several basil plants in pots throughout our long Texas summers, so I make big batches of pesto regularly and freeze it in small containers. It works beautifully and means we always have homemade pesto on hand whenever the pizza craving strikes.
• White Sauce Pizza Recipe – This white sauce can be made in minutes and is absolutely delicious for pizza.

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Why Climate and Temperatures Matter:

• Warm Kitchen. A warm environment is ideal for rising dough. Yeast thrives in warmth, so your dough will rise faster and more actively. The sweet spot is around 75-80°F. In the summer or in a warm kitchen, your dough could be ready in as little as 30 minutes.
• Cold Kitchen. A cool kitchen slows the yeast down, which means a longer rise time. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing – a slow, cold rise actually develops more flavor in the dough! If your kitchen is cool, just give it more time or find a warmer spot.
• Humidity. High humidity can make your dough stickier and may require a little extra flour. Dry climates can have the opposite effect, making the dough a bit stiffer. This is why recipes often say “add flour as needed” – because no two kitchens are exactly alike.

Deviled Eggs with Apple Cider Vinegar

Deviled eggs are an absolute staple in our house – my guys absolutely devour them every single time! There really is no better easy appetizer, and every time I make them I find myself wondering why I don’t whip them up more often. They disappear fast so consider yourself warned!

Why this Recipe Works:

• Simple and classic – just a handful of pantry staples come together to create the most perfectly creamy, crowd-pleasing filling
• The perfect balance of flavor – yellow mustard, apple cider vinegar, and a touch of sugar give these deviled eggs just the right amount of tang and sweetness
• Smoked paprika on top – that finishing touch adds a beautiful pop of color and a subtle smoky flavor that takes them over the top
• Always a crowd-pleaser – there is never a deviled egg left on the plate, guaranteed!

How to make Classic Deviled Eggs:

Classic Deviled Eggs are unbelievably simple to make. Keep on reading the easy steps below!

Step 1
Cook eggs. Cook your eggs (using either the stove top method or the instant pot – directions below) and cool off in an ice bath. When cool, remove eggs to a clean towel.

How to make perfectly boiled eggs:

I use one of two methods to make my eggs for this recipe.

1. Stove-top Method. Place eggs in a small pan, cover with water and a big shake of salt or baking soda. Secure lid, and bring to a boil. Turn burner off, and keep your pan on burner with the lid on. Set timer to 11 minutes, and when timer is at zero, remove the eggs to an ice bath. When cooled, peel eggs.
2. Instant Pot Method. Place eggs in the egg wire rack in instant pot. Pour in two cups of water, secure lid, and set to pressure cook for three minutes, with a five minute natural release. When finished, open lid and remove eggs to an ice bath. When cooled, carefully peel eggs.

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More Delicious Appetizers:

Looking for other delicious appetizers? Try one of these next!

• Baked Artichoke Dip
• Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers
• Brie and Jam in Puff Pastry
• Cowboy Caviar with Avocado

Homemade Pretzel Buns

I’ve always been a pretzel girl – whether it’s salty twists straight from a snack bag or a warm, soft pretzel at a ballgame. So after eating the best sandwich on a pretzel bun while on vacation, I knew I MUST recreate it at home. Because if I love it, I know that you will too!

Why This Recipe Works:

• SIMPLE TO MAKE – These require just six ingredients plus an egg wash and a butter topping. All of these simple ingredients are pantry staples that you can keep on hand at all times.
• CHEWY TEXTURE – We enjoy the chewy texture that this recipe provides – a chewy exterior and soft interior.
• DELICIOUS PRETZEL FLAVOR – The boiling process results in a delicious pretzel flavor that we can’t resist. These buns freeze well too!

How to make Homemade Soft Pretzel Buns:

Step 1
Activate the yeast. In the bowl of a large standing mixer, combine the yeast, brown sugar, and warm water (warmed to between 105-110 degrees F). Use a spatula to stir. Then let it sit for about 15 minutes so that the yeast activates. You should see a bubbly mixture when it’s ready. 

Step 6
Prep. Preheat your oven to 425 degrees. Prep two sheet pans with parchment paper. Add water and baking soda to a large pot. Bring to a rolling boil.

Storing and Freezing:

• Store pretzel buns in a ziplock bag on your countertop for 2-3 days.
• Freeze rolls for up to three months. I recommend wrapping individual rolls in plastic wrap and placing in freezer bags.

How to serve Pretzel Buns:

We enjoy using these delicious buns in so many ways. Try one of the following.

• BURGERS – Try our Lamb Feta Burgers, Goat Cheese Burgers, or Green Chile Turkey Burgers.
• SANDWICHES – We love these with classic deli meats and cheeses. Or you could follow our Italian Grinder Sandwich recipe (a favorite here!).
• Use this recipe to make hot dog buns or smaller dinner rolls.

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Other Sandwich Bun Recipes:

The following are other delicious buns and roll recipes. You can also use other bread recipes to make sandwich recipes.

• Homemade Hoagie Rolls
• Mini Brioche Buns
• Soft Burger Buns

Chewy Pretzel Bites

This recipe came about one afternoon when my son and his girlfriend were hanging out and wanted something to snack on. I was wanting to try this recipe and so they were my guinea pigs, LOL.

Admittedly, this one has taken a few practice runs because it’s easy to overdue the baking soda bath which can only result in one thing – a drop in trash bucket. Take it from me, make sure you only let the pretzel dough bites soak for 15-20 seconds to avoid a metallic taste!

I love a project, and this recipe is a great one to work on together when you have a few extras in the kitchen. One person to prep the dough, another to do the baking soda bath and bake, and then a few others to EAT these bites as fast as you make them. Speaking from experience here.

Why This Recipe Works:

• FUN TO MAKE – While there are multiple steps, this recipe is truly a fun one to make.
• SUPER TASTY – Salty, buttery, and absolutely delicious. Need I say more?
• IMPRESSIVE – Whenever I make these, I get all the oooohhs and aaaahhs. Everyone asks, “You MADE these?” Yup. Make them!

How to make Soft Pretzel Bites with Cheese Sauce:

Step 1
Activate the yeast. In a bowl of a stand mixer, combine the yeast, brown sugar, and warm water (warmed to 105-110 degrees F). Take a spatula and stir it around a couple of times. Then let it sit for about 15 minutes so that the yeast activates. The mixture get bubbly when it’s ready.

Step 10
Make pretzel cheese sauce. In a small saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Add flour and stir until full incorporated. Then add the milk, salt, and pepper and stir until slightly thickened.

Add cheese and hot sauce to the mixture and stir until cheese is completely melted. Remove the pan from the heat and spoon the cheese sauce into a serving bowl.

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Other Bread Recipes:

• Homemade Brioche Buns – Another soft and buttery recipe, and a great recipe for sandwiches.
• Chewy French Bread – My most popular recipe on the blog. Just five ingredients to the best, easy bread!
• Easy Rosemary Focaccia Bread – The perfect bread for your next Italian meal, soft and delicious.

Gin Cocktails

Gin is one of those go-to liqueurs that never gets old. It’s crisp, refreshing, and has just enough botanical flavor to make every cocktail feel a little special. Whether you’re mixing it with tonic or just keeping it simple with citrus, gin is always the way to go.

Why This Recipe Works:

• Bright and refreshing – The tartness of grapefruit balances beautifully with the botanicals in gin. The flavor is surprisingly just right!
• Not too sweet – Perfect for those who prefer a crisp, citrus-forward drink instead of heavy, sugary cocktails. That’s us!
• Easy to make – Just a few simple ingredients create the perfect cocktails for sipping.
• Beautiful presentation – These are as pretty as they are tasty. Make them and see for yourself!
• Versatile – Works well for brunch, happy hour, warm summer evenings, or chilly winter nights.

What You’ll Need:

• good quality gin – we use Hendrik’s
• elderflower liqueur – St. Germain
• fresh grapefruit juice – or you can use bottled juice in a pinch
• tonic water – we like the light Fever-Tree brand
• plenty of ice

How to make Grapefruit Gin Cocktails:

Step 1
Squeeze the grapefruit. Slice grapefruit in chunks and use a citrus press to squeeze into a measuring cup. Then strain juice to remove any pulp that has fallen into the juice.

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Other Delicious Cocktails:

Let’s enjoy these fresh cocktails for happy hour next!

• Lemon Mojitos
• Skinny Margaritas
• Classic White Russian Recipe
• Frozen Vodka Slush

Kitchen Tools Used: (affiliate links)

• Cocktail Shaker
• Citrus Press

Pesto Pesto Bread

This Cheesy Pesto Pull-Apart Bread is the kind of appetizer that disappears fast – like really fast. Every bite is loaded with melty cheese, garlicky pesto, and golden, toasty bread that’s crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. It’s one of those recipes that looks impressive but couldn’t be easier to make – just slice, stuff, bake, and watch it work its magic.

Reasons to love this pull-apart bread:

• Melty, gooey cheese — every bite is packed with irresistible cheesy goodness.
• Bursting with pesto flavor — the herby, garlicky sauce seeps into every nook of the bread.
• Crispy outside, soft inside — the perfect texture combo that makes it impossible to stop eating.
• So easy to make — just slice, stuff, and bake—no fancy skills required (but our Chewy French Bread is simple to keep hand in the freezer).
• Customizable — try different cheeses, add sun-dried tomatoes, or sprinkle red pepper flakes for a kick.

What You’ll Need:

• Bread – While I use my Chewy French Bread recipe, you could use any store-bought bread.
• Pesto Sauce – We love using our Homemade Basil Pesto Sauce, store-bought sauce is fine too.
• Cheese – We used parmesan cheese and mozzarella cheese but any combo of cheese will work.

How to make Cheesy Pesto Pull-Apart Bread:

Step 1
Make pesto sauce. Make homemade basil pesto sauce or use store-bought. Our homemade recipe freezes well if you’d like to make it in advance.

What to serve with cheesy pesto bread:

• Cocktails – Try our Grapefruit Gin Cocktails, Limoncello Mules, or Pineapple Coconut Margaritas.
• Mocktails – For a non-alcoholic drink, how about Raspberry Mocktails, Strawberry Mojito Mocktails, or Blueberry Mocktails.
• Side to any main dish. Serve it with our favorite Italian Wedding Soup with Turkey Meatballs, Lasagna Roll Ups with Cottage Cheese, or Lemon Ricotta Pasta.

Recipe Tips:

1. Keep some French bread in your freezer at all times. I take my mom’s recipe, and instead of using French bread loaf pans, I make a couple loafs in my cast iron skillets.
2. Make up a double batch of pesto sauce, and freeze small portions for when you need it. BTW, when you freeze pesto sauce, the colors don’t stay as vibrant, but the taste is still wonderful.
3. Keep a few kinds of cheese handy in your refrigerator. I used mozzarella and parmesan, but any variety that you prefer would be just as good.

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Kitchen Tools Used: (affiliate links)

• USA Baking Sheet
• Parchment Paper

Warm Goat Cheese Dip

Once again, I’ve recreated a dish we had at a restaurant. This time it was at a really fun brewery we went to after a long bike ride on our Anniversary Trip to Banff! We were exhausted, hungry, thirsty, and in the mood for something different.

Why This Recipe Works:

• SIMPLE TO MAKE – You’ll need just five simple ingredients for this delicious appetizer. Easy peasy and absolutely no fuss.
• SWEET AND SAVORY – The goat cheese base is savory and well balanced when you swirl in that sweet fig jam. Feel free to use any jam – it’s good with other flavors too.
• IMPRESSIVE FOR GUESTS – This baked goat cheese dip is not only delicious, it’s pretty to look at with those swirls of fig jam and chopped nuts. Great for a Friday happy hour, game day, or a party during the holiday season.
• ADD IT TO A CHEESE PLATTER – Feel free to add this creamy dip to a cheese platter. A perfect holiday appetizer!

Ingredients Used for Baked Goat Cheese Dip Recipe:

• Plain Goat Cheese – I recommend using a log of goat cheese for this dip. The log is softer and creamier, so it melts smoothly into a spreadable texture when baked, while crumbles tend to stay drier and don’t blend together as well. 
• Cream Cheese – Use a block of cream cheese for best results. While we used a light version, full-fat is also a great choice.
• Extra Virgin Olive Oil – The olive oil adds a silky richness to the dip and helps everything melt more smoothly instead of drying out.
• Fig Jam – Fig jam is generally easy to find, especially in well-stocked grocery stores.
• Nuts – Use any combo of nuts for a crunchy topping. You can also toast them for additional flavor.

How to make Creamy Goat Cheese Dip:

Step 1
Prep bread. Slice baguette into thin pieces and brush lightly with olive oil. Bake in a 400-degree oven for 6-7 minutes or to your liking. Remove and rub with garlic (optional).

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Other Dip Recipes:

Choose your favorite recipe (or two)!

• Greek Feta Dip
• Pretzel Cheese Dip
• Wasabi Aioli and Asparagus
• Whipped Feta Dip with Honey
• Ricotta Stuffed Mushrooms

Drinks to Pair:

• A glass of wine is always nice with a wonderful appetizer.
• Cocktails – Try some Pineapple Coconut Margaritas, Blueberry Mojitos, or Grapefruit Palomas.
• Mocktails – How about some Raspberry Mocktails, Strawberry Mojito Mocktails, or Strawberry Daiquiri Mocktails?

Kitchen Tools Used: (affiliate links)

• Food Processor
• Silicone Spoon Spatula

Pulled Pork Quesadillas

We seriously love making quesadillas with leftover meat—it’s like a little dinnertime magic trick. Whether it’s pulled pork, chicken, steak, or even taco meat, tucking it between crispy tortillas with gooey cheese instantly feels like a whole new meal. It’s quick, satisfying, and endlessly customizable—perfect for busy weeknights when you want comfort food without the effort.

Why This Recipe Works:

• A creative way to use up leftover pulled pork
• Quick and easy to make with minimal prep
• Crispy on the outside, melty and cheesy inside
• Packed with smoky, savory BBQ flavor
• Perfect for lunch, dinner, or game day snacks
• Customizable with your favorite cheeses, veggies, or sauces
• Family-friendly and crowd-pleasing
• Freezer-friendly for make-ahead meals

What You’ll Need:

• our homemade refried beans
• tortillas – burrito-size low carb tortillas
• leftover pulled pork – from our Smoked Pork Butt Recipe or Slow Baked Pulled Pork
• barbecue sauce
• jarred jalapeños
• freshly shredded cheddar cheese

How to make Leftover Pulled Pork Quesadillas:

Step 1
Make refried beans. Heat a cast iron skillet to medium-high heat. Add some olive oil, and then the diced onions and jalapeño peppers. Sauté for a few minutes, or until veggies are soft. Then add the garlic, ground cumin, salt, and pepper – and stir for another 30 seconds. Add the pinto beans and continue cooking for several minutes until beans are heated through.

Spoon the veggie mixture into a food processor, and pulse until it’s completely pureed. Add butter, fresh lime juice, and pulse again. Then add water until the beans are nice and creamy. (We normally add about 1/4 cup of water.)

Step 4
Grill. Heat a large cast iron skillet over medium-high heat. Add avocado oil and when hot, add two quesadillas and cook on one side until browned. Then carefully flip the quesadillas to the other side and cook again until browned to your liking.

Repeat with remaining quesadillas.

What to serve with Pork Quesadillas:

• Salsa – Try our Grilled Salsa, Blender Salsa, or Easy Pico de Gallo.
• Corn – We love our Mexican Street Corn Kale Salad or Corn Dip with Cream Cheese.
• Rice – Try our Mexican Rice and Beans, Stovetop Cilantro Lime Rice, or Green Chile Rice.

Recipe FAQs:

Other Leftover Pork Recipes:

Got pork? We got ideas for you! Make one of the following pork recipes next!

• Smoked Pulled Pork Nachos
• Pressed Cuban Sandwiches
• Pork Tacos with Pineapple Salsa
• Crispy Pork Carnitas

Kitchen Tools Used: (affiliate links)

• 12-Inch Cast Iron Skillet
• OXO Stainless Steel Spatula

Sweet and Spicy Korean Meatballs

Y’all know I’m a spice loving gal so I always jump at the idea of recipes that use Gochujang. No worries though because you can use as little as a couple of teaspoons and get incredible flavor without all the fire.

Why This Recipe Works:

• SPICY TWIST – These meatballs are a little bit sweet and a little bit spicy. If you want to tone these down, add less Gochujang sauce.
• SIMPLE RECIPE – We like an uncomplicated recipe at times. These Korean meatballs are simple enough to prepare on a weeknight and be can be prepped in advance too.
• FULL OF FLAVOR – It’s the sweet and spicy sauce that makes the flavors shine through every single time.
• GREAT FOR APPETIZER OR MEAL – Serve these as an appetizer for your next gathering, or as a main course over rice and veggies. So good!

What You’ll Need:

• ground beef
• onions and garlic
• breadcrumbs
• egg
• Gochujang paste
• milk
• seasonings
• for the sauce – a mixture of additional Gochujang paste, soy sauce, and apricot jam

How to make Korean Meatballs:

Step 1
Prep. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Prep a baking sheet with parchment paper.

Storing and Freezing:

Freeze uncooked meatballs or cooked meatballs wrapped tightly in plastic wrap and then place in a freezer bag or freezer-safe container.

Store leftover meatballs in an airtight container in your refrigerator for 3-4 days.

Recipe FAQs:

Other Meatball Recipes:

• Sausage Meatball Recipe
• Curried Meatballs
• Mozzarella Stuffed Meatballs
• Thai Meatball Soup

Kitchen Tools Used: (affiliate links)

• Glass Mixing Bowls
• USA Quarter Sheet Pan