Turkey meatballs

If you don't enjoy cooking, having a few frozen animal-based protein options on hand really works for you. Turkey meatballs might also be effective for you if you're trying to cut back on red meat.

Turkey contains high-quality protein, which means it has all the necessary amino acids, just like a chicken does. It also has a very small amount of fat, especially if you avoid eating the skin, as with meatballs. The fact that frozen turkey meatballs don't even need to be thawed before cooking is their most useful feature. Instead, you may just put them into the oven, microwave, air fryer, or pan on the stovetop and cook them according to the instructions. Remember that meatballs are not only meant to be eaten with spaghetti. For a balanced dinner, consider serving them with rice and vegetables on the side. By using lean ground turkey and swapping breadcrumbs for zucchini these bite-sized turkey balls are only 26 calories a piece - a great option for those who try to keep fit!