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Meatball Soup

Meatball Soup is a rich, comforting dish that brings together the hearty proteins of juicy meatballs with the delectable flavors of a nourishing broth. It is often loaded with vegetables and spices, and depending on the variant, may include pasta or rice, giving an incredible depth of flavor, texture, and nutrients in every bite. Suitable for a cooling evening dinner or a light lunch, this versatile soup offers a wholesome meal and pairs excellently with a crusty loaf of bread. Easily customizable, Meatball Soup is a delightful dish worth savoring, perfect for both seasoned cooks and beginners to try preparing at home.
#80
IN SOUPS & STEWS
32
CAL / 100G
$0.35
AVG / OZ
Meatball Soup
72%
CARBS
10%
FAT
19%
PROTEIN
Meatball Soup FAQ
What is Meatball Soup?
What ingredients do I need for Meatball Soup?
How do I make the meatballs for Meatball Soup?
Can I use a different type of meat in Meatball Soup?
How can I prevent the meatballs from falling apart in the soup?
What vegetables can I use in Meatball Soup?
Can I make Meatball Soup in advance?
How do I store leftover Meatball Soup?
Expiration & Storage Tips
When does Meatball Soup expire?
Homemade meatball soup is a beloved comfort food but doesn't keep forever. Once prepared, it should be eaten within 3-4 days if kept in the refrigerator. If you stash it in the freezer, it can extend its shelf life up to 2-3 months. Remember, freezing it won't improve the taste, for the best tasting soup, consume it as soon as possible after preparation, usually within the first couple of days.
How do you tell if Meatball Soup is bad?
Our senses are the best tools to gauge whether our meatball soup has gone overboard. If it has an off smell or if it's developing a slimy or foamy layer, it’s time to discard it. Also, if the color changes into something strange, say goodbye to it. Sometimes, you may notice small white dots on the surface; they're molds - a sure shot sign that your soup is spoiled.
Tips for storing Meatball Soup to extend shelf life
• Always refrigerate the soup within two hours of cooking to avoid bacterial growth. • Store the soup in airtight containers to keep it fresh longer, avoid absorbing fridge smells and preventing spills. • Freezing could be a good option for longer storage. Cool the soup before freezing and consider storing in portion-sized containers for easy reheating. • Try not to over-crowd your refrigerator; cold air should circulate. • In case you’re freezing it, label the containers with dates so you don't forget how old it is.
Health Info
Macros
9g
CARBS
3g
FAT
6g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LACTOSE FREE
GLUTEN FREE
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