On today’s episode of Live Lean TV, I’m sharing a tasty vegetarian meatballs recipe, including a step-by-step video, on how to make meatless meatballs.
Yes, we are back in my kitchen with another delicious cooking video from our Brad’s Cookbook series.
This was another request from my faithful, beautiful, lean, and sexy Live Lean TV viewers.
Actually, this request was from a dude, so I’ll just call him faithful and lean!
The request was for a cooking recipe video, showing how to make a delicious, but healthy meal, using lentils.
Now I admit, even as a kid growing up, I didn’t eat lentils very often, and I still don’t today.
The reason I don’t eat lentils very often, is my body doesn’t respond well to legumes.
However, if you’re a vegetarian or vegan, lentils, when combined with brown rice, make a complete protein, that contains all the essential amino acids for muscle building.
Thumbs up to muscle building, especially if you’re a female!
Plus, lentils are a food that is high in fiber.
Since I’m not a vegetarian, rather than start the recipe creation process from scratch, I received this tasty vegetarian meatballs recipe from my friend Lindsay, over at the Lean Green Bean blog.
She was happy to hook up the Live Lean Nation with her meatless meatballs recipe.
High five Lindsay.
So I’m going to show you how to make meatballs, the vegetarian way.
I haven’t made this vegetarian recipe before, so I’ll be experimenting with it, just like you.
The base of the meatless meatball is made up of lentils.
If you’ve never had lentils before, or are wondering how to turn these weird looking things into a delicious recipe, follow along with the cooking video.
You’ll learn how to make this tasty vegetarian meatballs recipe, that matches the consistency and taste of real meat.
Also, if you love pesto like I do, you’ll love the flavor it brings to these meatless meatballs.
To blend the lentils and brown rice together, you’ll need to use a high powered blender or food processor.
I used my favorite machine in my kitchen, the Vitamix.
Even though the Vitamix is not cheap, I highly recommend you get one as they can do everything.
They are not cheap, but if you love to cook, you will not regret this purchase.
Here’s a link to the Vitamix that I use.
So if you’re ready, we’re about to get all vegetarian up in here.
Let’s get cooking.
Here are the ingredients and instructions to make these tasty vegetarian meatballs.
Prep Time | 10 minutes |
Cook Time | 25 minutes |
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Calories: 289
Protein: 16g
Carbohydrates:Â 36g
Fat:Â 9g
These vegetarian meatless meatballs turned out great.
They looked like meatballs, and they even smelled better than most meatballs.
Thanks again to my good friend, Lindsay, over at the Lean Green Bean blog., for sharing this recipe with us.
These vegetarian meatless meatballs pass the Live Lean TVÂ approved taste test.
This is a delicious recipe folks, so give it a try.
Also, be sure to show Lindsay some love, by checking out her Lean Green Bean blog.
She has tonnes of great stuff, including more tasty recipes, and her Foodie Pen Pals program!
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Also leave a comment below on what you want to see on future episodes, and if you liked this tasty vegetarian meatballs recipe, be sure to check out how to cook spaghetti squash: spaghetti and meatballs recipe.
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Hey Brad. Anxious to try this recipe but in watching the video and reading the recipe, they do not coincide with one another. In the video, you mention that you put in 1 tablespoon of pesto, which is not even listed in the ingredients for the recipe. You also state that you put in 1 tablespoon of paprika, when the recipe calls for 1 teaspoon. Like I said, would like to try this recipe but want to make sure exactly how to make it. If a measurement is off, this screws things up.
Can’t wait to try this! Please make more Vegetarian videos!! 🙂
Hope you enjoy…more vegetarian recipes to come in the future.
‘Meatless meatball’! Sound is much interesting!! I’m excited to taste it a soon as possible. Though I’m not a good cook but like to follow the cooking shows so thanks for the video clipping.
Glad you’re enjoying the cooking shows. This is an easy recipe that anyone can make. good luck and enjoy
now this is something I would make and am copying the recipe.
Thanks.
Enjoy!
I am not a big bean person. But my daughter is a vegetarian & they do look like they might be a good thing to try. I was wondering if you had come across any recipes for baked beans that do not require alot of sugar?
This would be a great recipe for your daughter. Hope she enjoys it. If I come across any low sugar baked beans recipes I’ll post it.
Thanks!