Bean meatballs

These vegan black bean meatballs are perfect as an appetizer, or to freeze for when you need some balls to throw in your spaghetti sauce!

These White Bean "Meatballs" in Onion Sauce are packed with flavors, super easy to make and done in just 30 minutes. Vegetarian Recipe.

These vegan black bean meatballs are a low-budget, fiber and protein-rich, nutrient-dense, pantry-friendly vegan meatball recipe to enjoy as an appetizer, with pasta and marinara, and more! Gluten-free, dairy-free, oil-free plus ready in under 30 minutes!

Easy Vegan Black Bean Meatballs are a delicious plant-based alternative to regular meatballs. These hearty and savory veggie meatballs are perfect over pasta with marinara sauce, a party appetizer, or making an incredible vegan meatball sub. Low-fat, oil-free, and filling!

These homemade Lentil Meatballs are made with a satisfying mixture of breadcrumbs, cheddar cheese, aromatic ingredients, and delicious seasonings for a perfect vegetarian entree for any dinner. Even better? They're ready in just over 30 minutes! How's that for an easy weeknight dinner?

Learn how to make the best vegan meatballs using protein-rich beans in 20 minutes! They're healthy, flavorful, tender and delicious!

Italian Style Black Bean Meatballs are super easy, require just a handful of ingredients, and are done in less time than many traditional meatballs. They stand up to your sauce, and (most importantly) are incredibly delicious!

Why should you have to miss out on "meatballs" if you don't eat meat? This version of vegetarian meatballs is satisfying & easy to make.

Chickpea Meatballs are freezer-friendly, kid-approved, and come together in just 20 minutes. Enjoy these vegetarian "meatballs" with pasta, in a sandwich, or over a salad for a healthy vegetarian meal.

We call these “meatballs,” but there’s no meat involved; instead, they’re made with cannellini beans. They have a smooth, moist texture and can go anywhere that a traditional meatball would go—on pasta or zoodles, in a meatball sub, or on a grain bowl. You can bake them ahead of time, cool completely, and freeze for up to one month. To reheat, place one serving (5 frozen meatballs) on a microwave-safe plate; microwave until heated through, about 1 ½ minutes.