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Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Restaurant Recipe: A16's Meatball

Posted By on Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 3:00 PM

click image A16's Meatballs - OMAR MAMOON
  • Omar Mamoon
  • A16's Meatballs

A16's "Polpette alla Nepolitana," or Neapolitan style meatballs, have been on the lunch menu and served Monday nights long before #meatballmonday was a thing — and rightfully so; fthey're ridiculously delicious. Both the binder of breadcrumb, egg, and ricotta along with the roast-then-braise technique make for an ethereally tender texture that will redefine your idea of how a meatball should taste.

And now you can make these next-level meatballs at home tonight with the recipe below.

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Hello From Your New SFoodie Editor!

Posted By on Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 1:59 PM

Me, full. - DUSTI CUNNINGHAM
  • Dusti Cunningham
  • Me, full.

Hello SFoodie Readers!

I'm positively enraptured to announce that effective as of this post, I'll be SF Weekly's new Arts Editor (and food critic). If you read this blog often enough, you might recognize my name (as I've been a regular contributor for two-and-a-half years). I've also freelanced for a bunch of places around the Bay Area and elsewhere, chiefly the Bold Italic.

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