Tip: Rolling the meatballs with damp hands helps them keep their shape.
Cleanup: Discard the foil after broiling to avoid scrubbing stuck-on bits.
Tip: Cut vegetables into even pieces so they sauté uniformly.
Cleanup: Wipe down the stovetop while the broth comes to a boil.
Tip: Stir once halfway through to prevent sticking on the bottom of the pot.
Cleanup: Place used measuring cups in hot water to loosen any broth residue.
Tip: A little extra lemon brightens the broth if it tastes too rich.
Cleanup: Soak the pot before dinner to make washing easier later.
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