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Sticky Honey Garlic Meatballs
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Sticky Honey Garlic Meatballs

These tender juicy meatballs are coated in a glossy sticky honey garlic sauce that is sweet savory and absolutely addictive at any gathering. They come together quickly using frozen meatballs and a simple homemade glaze that caramelizes beautifully.

4.5
25 min
🍴10 servings
🔥245 cal
🔖Easy
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30 second summary

Sweet and savory honey garlic glazed meatballs that are ready in under 30 minutes for effortless game day entertaining.

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Nutrition per serving

245Calories
14gProtein
18gCarbs
12gFat
0gFiber

Ingredients

10servings

main

sauce

garnish

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Instructions

1

Heat the Meatballs

Place the frozen meatballs in a large skillet or saucepan over medium heat. Add a splash of water, cover the pan, and heat the meatballs for 8 to 10 minutes stirring occasionally until they are heated all the way through.

2

Make the Glaze

In a small bowl whisk together the honey, minced garlic, soy sauce, and sriracha until well combined. Taste the glaze and adjust the sriracha level to your desired spice preference before adding it to the pan.

3

Coat and Caramelize

Pour the honey garlic glaze over the heated meatballs in the skillet. Toss everything together to coat evenly and cook over medium-high heat for 6 to 8 minutes stirring frequently until the sauce thickens and becomes sticky and glossy.

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4

Garnish and Serve

Transfer the glazed meatballs to a serving bowl or keep them in the skillet for a rustic presentation. Sprinkle sesame seeds over the top and serve immediately with toothpicks on the side for easy grabbing.

Substitutions

soy saucecoconut aminos for a gluten-free and lower sodium alternative
srirachared pepper flakes or omit entirely for a mild family-friendly version

Common mistakes

Cooking the glaze at too high a temperature which causes the honey to burn and turn bitter
Not stirring frequently enough during glazing which causes uneven coating and sticking
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