Rao’s Meatballs On Wednesday Nights In Harlem.
It takes months to get a reservation at Rao’s in Upper Manhattan New York. The hundred year old restaurant hardly has more than ten tables in a corner of East Harlem. I’ve read “the dishes are magical” and since I’m in California, I bought Rao’s Cookbook. It’s my way in. I’d love to eat in the restaurant someday, but until then I THANK Anna and Frankie for the BEST Meatball Recipe ever. I need no other.
I make the exact recipe and my own Breadcrumbs, but I bake the Meatballs instead of fry them. It’s a lot easier and turns out great. I bake them in a preheated 400° oven for about 25-30 minutes, and then add ’em to simmering Marinara Sauce as noted in No. 4 of Rao’s Recipe below.
I’ve included a link to their Cookbook and posted “Anna and Frankie’s Meatballs” Recipe HERE — They’re only served on Wednesdays at the restaurant. They really are tasty and I can now eat them all week long in California. I’ll also freeze the Meatballs individually and reheat a few in Sauce whenever they sound good. It’s an easy way to be reminded of their authentic Italian flavor and be transported to happiness.
Rao’s Cookbook Link:
http://02cb90c.netsolstores.com/cookbooksandcds.aspx
Easy Read Recipe Link: http://therecipereader.com/meatballs-raos.htm
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I sooo love meatballs and can’t wait to eat them this coming weekend. 😉