This same recipe is from the Betty Crocker series cookbook from the 1970’s. It was also in the recipe cards. I’ve made it for around 50 years. The original recipe don’t call for brown sugar in the sauce. Edit: So good with mashed potatoes. 😊
Yummy! My grandmother and mother made porcupines in the pressure cooker. Now one of my sisters makes them for her grandkids! They go back to the 1940’s in our family. Use extra long grain River Rice for the spines to stand out! The leftovers make delicious sandwiches the next day. Mash or slice them cooled. Put on sourdough or rye bread with mayo or butter and a leaf of lettuce. A delicious surprise in your school lunchbox!
WOOT WOOT!! Thank you for sharing that. Some days I'm like, what am I doing, am I really helping anyone? Then this. So truly, thank you! I'm glad you liked them :)
I have made Million Dollar meatballs using orzo in the Instant Pot/Quick Cooker and they turned out great. I imagine that you could do the same with these Porcupine Meatballs, but not traditional for you.
My Grandma made these when we were kids. But she used her Bravetti Electric pressure cooker! Always turned out perfect! I added cheese on top at the end for a little extra but we looked forward to these at lunch time!
Thank you so much for this amazing recipe! I cooked it tonight... the whole family loved it and it smelled amazing as it was cooking! It will be a regular meal for sure! :)
Hi girlfriend! I was searching for a recipe for porcupine balls to share and what do I find? Your smiling face! I miss your smiling face. I hope all is well at your new home. ❤️U Krista
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This same recipe is from the Betty Crocker series cookbook from the 1970’s. It was also in the recipe cards. I’ve made it for around 50 years. The original recipe don’t call for brown sugar in the sauce. Edit: So good with mashed potatoes. 😊
Yummy! My grandmother and mother made porcupines in the pressure cooker. Now one of my sisters makes them for her grandkids! They go back to the 1940’s in our family. Use extra long grain River Rice for the spines to stand out! The leftovers make delicious sandwiches the next day. Mash or slice them cooled. Put on sourdough or rye bread with mayo or butter and a leaf of lettuce. A delicious surprise in your school lunchbox!
I love them on a sandwich the next day... I thought I was the only one! LOL
I'm so glad I came across this recipe. They look so good they were making my mouth water!
This is one of our favorites!
I can’t wait to try making these!
I made these tonight (with you in the background) and they turned out really good. Thanks for the inspiration!
WOOT WOOT!! Thank you for sharing that. Some days I'm like, what am I doing, am I really helping anyone? Then this. So truly, thank you! I'm glad you liked them :)
I have made Million Dollar meatballs using orzo in the Instant Pot/Quick Cooker and they turned out great. I imagine that you could do the same with these Porcupine Meatballs, but not traditional for you.
My Grandma made these when we were kids. But she used her Bravetti Electric pressure cooker! Always turned out perfect! I added cheese on top at the end for a little extra but we looked forward to these at lunch time!
I always used instant rice in the pressure cooker cuz that's what my granny uses
Thank you so much for this amazing recipe! I cooked it tonight... the whole family loved it and it smelled amazing as it was cooking! It will be a regular meal for sure! :)
That scoop makes approximately a 1 ounce meatball I used it the other day but not for this recipe
Thank you Lisa!
Thank you for the memory! My mom made these and I made them when my kids were young.
8 minutes in thd instapot or pressure cooker. Love them.
Hi girlfriend! I was searching for a recipe for porcupine balls to share and what do I find? Your smiling face!
I miss your smiling face. I hope all is well at your new home. ❤️U
Krista
Hi Krista! Things are well. I'm in CA this week after catering a wedding (and doing the wedding). Miss you too!!
Where's the sauce??
Sorry to say, but those don't look appetizing at all. 🤢
LOL Well, they may not look like much, but they are sooo good :)