Last Thursday, for supper club, my friend Laura and I chose a Greek themed menu. Here's what we served:



And for dessert, we poured Prosecco over strawberry and mango popsicles. Not necessarily Greek, but delicious and refreshing all the same.

Here are some links to the recipes:
White Bean Dip
Greek Salad
And for the turkey meatballs, I made up the following recipe.
{makes about 50 1" meatballs}
40 oz of lean ground turkey
1 small onion minced
2 cloves of garlic minced
1/4 cup of parsley minced
1/4 cup of sage minced
2 tbsp of bread crumbs
1/2 tsp of paprika
1/2 tsp of chili powder
S&P to taste
2 cups of chicken broth**
Directions:
Pre-heat your oven to 350 degrees. In a large bowl combine the turkey, garlic, parsley, sage, bread crumbs, paprika, chili powder and S&P. Shape into 1" meatballs and then add to a skillet to brown on all sides. Once all meatballs are browned, place into the oven and cook for approximately 20 minutes {or until cooked through}.
**For this occasion, I refrigerated my meatballs overnight. That way, prep was a breeze the next day. I put them in my dutch oven with about 2 cups of chicken broth on low to warm through and then guests served themselves.
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