Spinach Falafel Balls

"A tasty finger food appetizer recipe. Great for holiday parties, and different than a traditional "spinach dip" or tradition "sausage ball" recipe."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
72 balls
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  • Cook and drain spinach according to package directions.
  • Mix in remaining ingredients.
  • Make into bite sized balls.
  • Bake on cookie sheet about 20 minutes until lightly browned.
  • Can be then frozen and thawed out one hour before serving.

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Reviews

  1. Tasted great- however, I needed to add alot more stuffing mix to make them dry enough to make into balls- and I drained the spinach very well. I almost doubled the amount of stuffing. I will make these again!
     
  2. OMG!!! THESE ARE SOOOOOOOOO GOOD!! Made them today to freeze and take for appetizers on Thanksgiving. Had to try to see how they tasted and I have to quick get them in the freezer before I eat too many! I did make a few changes to original recipe. I only used 3 eggs, I only used 1/4 cup melted butter and sprayed the balls with a little cooking spray before putting them in the oven, I also added 5 grated cloves of garlic and only 1/2 tsp salt. I also used 2 16oz packages frozen spinach so I used 3 cups stuffing mix. SO DELICIOUS!!! LOVE EM!!! Can't wait to share!
     
  3. Very good- will make again. I don't think it's the liquid in the spinach (squeezed well). I think it's the amount of eggs. Next time I'll use 3 eggs instead of 6. I had to double the amount of stuffing this first time. 1-1-10-- I made again last night and cut in 1/2-- started with 1 egg, but added another after everything was mixed together. Yummy, and there were none left to bring home when the party was over.
     
  4. I am SOOO glad I didn't rate these when I first made them. I HATED them when they first came out of the oven, so much so that I almost threw them out! However, I decided to put them in the refrigerator and take them with me to visit my parents in a couple days so they could try them. I microwaved a couple, let them take a bite, and prepared for the "Ewww!"s I figured were coming. HOWEVER, they LOVED them! They raved and raved over them, as did my uncle. I tried one...Yep, MUCH better! Straight out of the oven, the texture was weird...crunchy on the outside. And they were SOOO salty-tasting. But, 2 days later, delish! My family has already requested these for Thanksgiving. Thank you! **Update** I forgot to add that I also had to add quite a bit more stuffing than called for, even though I decreased the number of eggs to 4. Next time, I'll be sure to drain the spinach a little better.
     
  5. I love these! They are sort of strange looking, but not 1 person could eat just one. They went over well. I did however use only 2 eggs and substituted lots of chopped garlic for the salt. Will make again!
     
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Tweaks

  1. I have made these a few times, and they are a big hit. They don't look the best, but everyone loves them. I use half bread crumbs and half stuffing mix. I also use all of the eggs, but use minced onion instead of the 2 small onions.
     

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