“Köttbullar” (i.e. meatballs) is a Swedish staple dish, traditionally served with boiled potatoes and a “lingonberry sauce“, similar to a cranberry sauce. They can be served all on their own on a toothpick.
An important advice for successful meatball-making: Sample your ball mixture before cooking. Simply sear a small piece of your mixture in a skillet until cooked through and take a bite to test for proper seasoning. Easy!
It’s a filling soup, but not overwhelming, typical of Southern Italian cooking. It is particularly good when prepared with homemade chicken broth. If you cannot find «risoni», the pasta with the size and shape of rice grains, any other tiny pasta for soups will do.
This recipe recalls the “falafel“, however it does not contain chickpeas, nor it is fried. Baking at low-temperature helps preserving the nutrients.
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