These easy baked dairy free turkey meatballs are perfect for all your dinnertime needs! Ready in 30 minutes or less, they’re fantastic for the whole family. Tender, juicy and packed with flavor, no one will ever realize they’re also egg free and gluten free. 

Ready for a delicious all-purpose kind of dish?

Well then say hello to these juicy and flavorful dairy free turkey meatballs!

And I really do mean that you can use them for just about anything.

Slather in marinara for the perfect easy dinner. Pair with a dipping sauce for a super simple appetizer. Or even pile on top of mashed potatoes for the ultimate cozy goodness.

Any which way, you cannot go wrong.

But the best part? They’re super quick to make coming together in 30 minutes flat. 

AND there’s no breadcrumbs, eggs or milk involved.

Fork-tender and layered with spices, I have a feeling they’ll totally become a staple in your dinnertime routine. 

How To Make Dairy Free Turkey Meatballs

So, let’s talk about how this easy dish goes down:

Mix everything together. First up, we’ll combine some ground turkey, grated onion, almond flour and plenty of seasonings in a large bowl. 

Form into balls. Next, we’ll gently shape the mixture into balls and place on a lined baking sheet.

Bake until cooked through. Finally, we’ll pop the meatballs in the oven for about 15 minutes until tender and delicious!

Tips & Tricks

1. DO NOT overwork your meat – both when mixing everything together and when rolling into balls. This is important for keeping the meatballs nice and tender (they’ll get tough if you manhandle the meat).
2. Additionally, I would not suggest skipping the grated onion. It’s used for flavor and texture – i.e. it adds moisture to the final product.
3. Along those lines, I’d also encourage you to stick with the almond flour as it adds some fat and moisture to the meatballs. {Both the onion and almond flour are important since turkey is so lean AND since we’re not using any eggs.}
4. Moving along, a cookie scoop makes the process of forming the meat into balls super easy. They’ll all be the same size and you won’t have to work the meat as much (see tip number 1!).
5. And finally, an instant read thermometer is your best friend when it comes to cooking meat. Cooking to temperature ensures you don’t overcook the meatballs (i.e. making them dry and tough).

Serving Ideas

Need some more inspiration on how to serve? I got you covered:

• Go classic with pasta and marinara sauce.
• Try as a meal bowl with your favorite grain and roasted veggies.
• Pair with a big ol’ salad and crusty bread.
• Layer on a sandwich for a meatball sub.
• Serve as an appetizer with any number of different dipping sauces.

How To Store

Fridge: Allow the meatballs to cool completely then store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.

Freezer: Let the meatballs cool completely then place in a freezer safe baggie or container. Store in the freezer for up to 3 months. Thaw overnight in the fridge and then gently rewarm in the oven or microwave.

Additional Dairy Free Dinners You Might Enjoy:

• Dairy Free Meatballs
• Dairy Free Chicken Meatballs
• Dairy Free Chicken and Rice Casserole
• Dairy Free Chicken Curry
• Dairy Free Meatloaf
• Dairy Free Vodka Sauce
• Dairy Free Shepherd’s Pie

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