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    1. Hi Linda! Yes, the meatballs can be made, frozen, and rewarmed. To freeze, place the cooked meatballs on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and allow them to cool. Place the baking sheet in the freezer and allow the meatballs to freeze for 2-3 hours. Remove them from the freezer and transfer them to a large freezer bag. They will store for up to 2 months.

      You can also prepare brown butter ahead of time. Once the butter comes to room temperature and solidifies, you can place the butter in a container and freeze it for up to 2 months. Simply remelt to use.

  1. I made this in a cast iron skillet tonight. Once the meatballs were browned and still pink, I removed them from the skillet to rest, then added potatoes, broccoli, salad turnips and Brussels sprouts to the hot skillet with the butter, sage and minced garlic. Once they were almost done, I added the meatballs back in to warm up. It was so good! All that veg was coated in the warm, butte sauce and I served it with thick slices of homemade sourdough, toasted in the buttery cast iron skillet. Thank you!

    1. Hi Arjai! I love what you did with the recipe. Wow! So glad you enjoyed it, and your additions sound great!