These hearty, flavorful, and healthy white bean "meat" balls are perfect for lunch or as an appetizer. Or try them alongside pasta for a vegan version of "spaghetti and meatballs!"
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine beans and red pepper in food processor and pulse briefly just enough to break up beans slightly and incorporate red pepper. Transfer the mixture to a bowl and add in all remaining ingredients, except Classic Red. Stir until well combined. Use cooking spray or olive oil to thoroughly coat a baking sheet. Form "meat"balls of approximately two tablespoons by rolling between the palms of your hands. Space them out evenly on baking sheet. Bake for 20 minutes, turning over once during cooking. They will be lightly browned and slightly firm when done. Meanwhile, heat Classic Red in a saucepan. Transfer "meat" balls to a serving dish and top generously with Classic Red.
Who says a red sauce joint only opens for dinner? Our recipe takes a cue from traditional Shakshuka: eggs poached right in a skillet of Classic Red tomato sauce, topped with charred asparagus and fresh herbs. Grab a crusty loaf, pour the coffee, and make Sunday morning count.
Creamy tomato soup made easy, starting with a jar of Jule's Classic Vodka sauce. Ready in minutes, topped with buttery grilled cheese croutons for the coziest twist on a classic.
Mussels swimming in Jule's Classic Red isn't a stretch, it's Westside Avenue logic. A jar of our sauce and a pound of mussels get you a dish that tastes like it took all day and yet takes only twenty minutes. Folks still talk about this dish. This is why.