This simple 5 ingredient recipe for Easy Greek Freak Meatballs is a healthy low carb dinner you can meal prep for salads, bowls, Keto dinners or wraps!

Greek meatball bowls with tomatoes and yogurt sauce

Greek Meatballs Recipe

Whether you like simple and healthy meals or are a big fan of quick meal prep recipes, these Easy Greek Freak Meatballs are a must try. They are tender meatballs made with lean ground beef, garlic, feta and a Greek spice mix.

Add these Greek Meatballs to a bowl with some fresh tomatoes and Cucumber Yogurt Dip or in a Naan bread with veggies and hummus for a quick lunch. They also make a hearty dinner served with rice and roasted vegetables.

Cucumber Yogurt Dip

Spiceology Greek Freak

I was recently introduced to Spiceology spice blends from my friend Nicole. She is an amazing cook and raves about them so I knew I needed to give them a try. I asked her what I needed to order first and she highly recommended their Greek Freak blend.

I’m not typically a fan of sharing recipes with a specific spice blend, because it isn’t something everyone will have in their spice cupboard. This Greek Freak blend is so good, I just have to share though!

What is Greek Freak?

Greek Freak is made with a mix of herbs, dried onion, sun-dried tomato, a little bit of chili pepper and orange peel powder. It’s the perfect balance of traditional Mediterranean herbs with a little heat from the pepper and brightness from the citrus.

It really is worth grabbing a jar. I’ve made chicken noodle soup, Air Fryer roasted potatoes and so much more with it. It’s incredibly versatile and a new staple in my kitchen. This isn’t a sponsored post in any way, I really just love the product!

Air Fryer roasted potatoes

What meat should I use for meatballs

If you are wanting to meal prep this meatball recipe for healthy meals, you will want to stick to a 90-93% lean ground beef. The tradeoff with meats when it comes to making meatballs is moisture vs. fat.

The more fat your ground beef has, the more moisture will be added to the meatballs. 80/20 ground beef is popular for meatball recipes for this reason and you can absolutely use that in this recipe.

For me personally, I am willing to make a bit of a tradeoff and cut down on the fat content. When you are serving these with a yogurt sauce or hummus along with fresh squeeze of lemon juice, you won’t be disappointed!

Ground turkey would absolutely work with these Greek Meatballs, but beware of using the ultra lean meat.

Can I use ground turkey?

When you start using 99% lean ground turkey, you are going to be left with hockey pucks for meatballs, because there is absolutely not moisture left.

Regardless of what type of ground meat you decide to use, don’t go any leaner than 93%.

Glass bowl with ground beef, Greek Freak, red onion and feta cheese

How to make Greek meatballs

After you have selected the ground meat you want for your meatballs, add it to a bowl with crumbled feta cheese, diced garlic, finely diced red onion and Spiceology Greek Freak.

Using your hands, mix everything just until the seasonings are well distributed throughout the ground beef.

Best way to make even meatballs

The easiest and simplest way to make even meatballs is by using a cookie scoop. It is important to have even meatballs so they cook evenly.

Scoop out roughly 2 dozen meatballs and then roll them with your hands just until they are formed into a rough sphere. Don’t overwork the meat unnecessarily.

Arrange the meatballs on a greased sheet pan with at least 2 inches between each meatball. This allows all sides to brown up nicely instead of steaming the meatballs, which will happen if you crowd them.

Bake the meatballs at 425° F for 20-25 minutes, until they reach an internal temperature of 160°.

What size scoop to use for meatballs

The size of your meatballs will determine the cooking time. A digital read meat thermometer is idea for checking the doneness of any meats.

Try not to make your meatballs too big or they will dry out some before they are fully cooked through. I prefer to use a #40 scoop for a nice medium size meatball.

Healthy Meal Prep Meatballs

When the meatballs are done baking, serve them immediately and allow the extras to cool for 10 minutes before packaging them to refrigerate.

These meatballs are incredibly low carb and perfect for a healthy Keto lunch or dinner.

I like to store my my meal prepped proteins in glass storage containers so I can easily see what I have in my refrigerator at a glance.

What to serve with Greek Meatballs

Meatballs might not be one of your typical meal prep recipes and you are wondering what to serve them with. I’ve got lots of healthy meal ideas for these Greek Meatballs!

Naan wrap with spinach, tomatoes, cucumber and hummus

Served over this Baked Feta, Squash & Brown Rice Salad

Bowls with Roasted Root Vegetables

Mixed salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, olives and Light & Creamy Feta Dill Dressing

Dinner entree served with roasted zucchini and rice

Bowls with tomatoes and Cucumber Yogurt Dip