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In a large bowl, dump the soy crumbles.
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I recommend Quorn brand.
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Whisk the eggs and mix them in with the crumbles.
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Add the oats, bread crumbs, diced onion, grated garlic and Parmesan.
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Mix them in.
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Stir in some seasoning.
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I used the following (I didnt measure these.
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I just threw in a few dashes, unless otherwise noted): Lawrys Seasoned Salt Cavenders Greek Seasoning Garlic Salt Salt and Pepper Crushed Red Pepper Flakes Cayenne Pepper Herbs de Provence (just a small pinch) Oregano (a lot, probably 1 T)
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Now add some liquid ingredients to moisten it up and make it all stick together.
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I used some ketchup, buttermilk, and about a Tablespoon of Maple Balsamic Dressing.
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You can also use a few splashes of vegetarian Worcestershire sauce if you have any.
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Let the mix rest in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes.
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Heat some olive oil in a skillet.
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Drop spoonfuls into the pan, and let them get golden brown on all sides.
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They dont need to cook all the way through.
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Grab a jar of your favorite spaghetti sauce.
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Spread a little bit in the bottom of a baking dish, then layer the browned meatballs over it.
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Cover them with the remaining sauce.
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On top of that you can add any vegetables you like.
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I used my favorite San Marzano tomatoes and some chopped garlic.
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Bake at 400 degrees (200C) for an hour, taking them out halfway to gently flip them over and redistribute the sauce.
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*Note: The sauce really bakes into the meatballs, which makes them very moist but doesnt leave much sauce for the pasta.
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You could warm some extra sauce up separately while youre cooking the pasta if you like.
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Garnish with lots of grated Parmesan!
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(Sadly, I used the last of mine in the meatballs)