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When I moved to Iowa years ago from the big city, everyone talked about Sunday dinner and having Ham Balls. I had no idea what they were talking about; I even found myself a bit frightened of what they could entail.
These have become a staple of our monthly dinners. The hardest part is finding the “ham loaf” which is two parts ground pork and one part ground ham.
Mix ham loaf, crushed grahams, milk and eggs in a large bowl until combined. I sometimes start with less milk, about 3/4 cup, and then add the rest if the mix is too dry.
Shape into 15 good-sized meatballs and place, evenly spaced, in a 9×13 inch casserole dish. Make sure to leave a bit of room between the meatballs, as the sauce should cover each one.
Combine tomato soup, brown sugar, vinegar and mustard in a small bowl. I find a two-cup glass measuring cup works great for this part! Whisk ingredients together and then pour over all the meatballs in the 9×13 casserole dish.
Cover with foil and bake at 350 degrees for approximately an hour. Uncover, spoon sauce over the meatballs, and return to the oven for 15 minutes uncovered.
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deputyswife on 8.24.2011
This is exactly the recipe I have been looking for! I haven’t made them in awhile, but this is the basic and delicious ham ball recipe I have been searching for!!!
tammyhershberger on 3.22.2010
Made this recipe for dinner tonight and it was fabulous! I only had 2 pounds of meat, so I had to adjust a little. I think my mixture was just a little too wet, so I’ll have to remember that next time because this is definitely a keeper in our book of family-favorite recipes!