Köttbullar with parsley potatoes

You cannot go to Ikea to eat köttbullar (yet), due to Corona restrictions. But of course you can make them at home. But of course you can make köttbullar with parsley potatoes at home. It is not difficult, and homemade recipes always taste better. Just because you made them yourself.

These Swedish meatballs have become world famous thanks to Ikea. I even know people who go to the store just to eat them. Now imagine this is something you bought at Ikea. Print out the recipe and put it next to the ingredients. Then puzzle and cook until everything is ready.

This recipe is based on my first experience with Hellofresh. You choose your meals and they deliver the ingredients at home. No harass anymore with masks and queues in the supermarket.

Köttbullar with parsley potatoes

Köttbullar with parsley potatoes are a typical Swedish dish. Known from Ikea, but also easily made at home. Try different meatballs, try Swedish meatballs.

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Prep Time 20 mins

Cook Time 20 mins

Total Time 40 mins

Course lunch, Main Course

Cuisine Swedish

Servings 2 persons

Ingredients

  

• 300 gram minced meat
• 500 gram potatoes
• 0,5 cucumber
• 150 gram mushrooms
• 1 onion yellow
• 25 gram breadcrumbs
• 200 ml cream
• 50 gram lingonberry jam optionally
• 1 tablespoon milk
• salt
• pepper
• sugar
• allspice
• parsley
• chives
• butter

Instructions

 

• Peel the potatoes and cut them into medium sized cubes. Cook them for 8-10 minutes.
• Cut the cucumber into small slices. Season with salt and sugar. Put the slices aside.
• Halve the onion. Chop one halve very finely, the other half into rings.
• Cut the mushrooms into quarters
• Chop the parsley and the chives.
• Mix the minced meat with the chopped onion, the breadcrumbs, allspice, salt, pepper and milk. Then roll meatballs out of the mixture. Normally you should have 12-14 meatballs.
• Heat some oil in a pan. Fry the meatballs on high heat for 2-3 minutes until they are baked on all sides. Then put them aside.
• In the same pan, fry the onionrings and the mushrooms for a few minutes.
• Keep two tablespoons of cream aside. Add the rest to the mushrooms and season with pepper and salt.
• Add the meatballs and let it simmer for 8 minutes.
• Mix the two tablespoons of cream and the chives with the cucumber.
• Melt some butter over the potatoes and mix with the parsley.
• Dress everything on the plate and enjoy.

Keyword köttbullar, meatballs, parsley potatoes, swedish

About köttbullar

Köttbullar, or Swedish meatballs are world famous, thanks to Ikea and the Swedish cook of the muppet show. They are the Swedish national dish and you can snack them at every corner.

Of course, there is not one single recipe for köttbullar. Every Swedish family has its own special recipe. Traditionally they are spiced with “Allroundkrydda”, allspice. They are relatively small and most often eaten with lingonberry jam and boiled potatoes. In Sweden it is also a very classical dish to eat for Christmas.

About Hellofresh

Hellofresh is a Berlin startup company, that delivers the ingredients for your meal at home. I think they are meanwhile a global market leader in their area. Every week, you can select the recipes of your choice on their website. The fresh ingredients will then be delivered at home. They give you a 1 hour timeframe in which the delivery will take place. And indeed, they were delivered punctually, so that the cold chain was not interrupted.

In times of Corona, where working at home is the new standard, this is a very appealing concept to me. You are at home anyway, and can transform your normal commuting time into cooking time. You also do not need to worry anymore about the queue, the masks and the mimimum distance in the supermarket. The offer on the website and the good recipe cards motivate to try new and different dishes. I think the ingredient delivery concept will turn into a new habit, also after COVID-19.

More recipes with (meat)balls

Are you looking for other suprising recipes with meatballs? Then also have a look at these surprising.recipes:

• Chicken spinach balls with feta
• Königsberger Klopse (German meatballs)
• Meatballs with pineapple
• Moroccan meatballs with chickpeas
• Brussels sprouts against cancer
• Fishballs with cilantro
• Minced chicken balls with celeriac celery and Belgian endives

If you speak Dutch, you can find the Dutch version of this recipe on gerechtenweb.blog.