30 days 30 Tupperware recipes Day 5 !!!



Chicken Parmesan Meatball Sandwich





My youngest son helped me make this recipe. 
It was so much fun grinding the chicken for the meatballs.
 I used 3 cans from my pantry of sauce.Having a well stocked pantry helps at meal time. 
I also meal plan for the week with a backup meal as you read from yesterday. It saved me :-)






This was like a chemistry experiment seeing the chicken 
come out of the grinder. It was awesome to see.






This recipe made 10 BIG meatballs. They were so yummy. 
We had them on crusty club rolls. Perfect match juicy meatballs with a crusty roll. 
Add a nice side salad and you have a healthy meal.

 I found this recipe on Tupperware's blog that you can find 
here



As always have fun in your kitchen and enjoy some great food.

Kathy O 




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