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Swedish Meatballs

INGREDIENTS

Balls
1White onion
2tbs Butter
600g impossible meat
55g Panko
75ml whole milk
2eggs
Salt
Pepper
Nutmeg
1tsp allspice
EVOO
Sauce
2tbsp flour
500ml halo beef stock
200mL heavy cream
Worcestershire
1tbsp Dijon
Potato
1kg of potato
4tbsp butter
150mL warm whole milk
Sea salt
Nutmeg
Black pepper
Cucumber
1cucumber thinly sliced
120ml white wine vinegar
2tbsp sugar
pinch of salt
chopped dill
parsley
lingonberry jam
parsley

INSTRUCTIONS

Balls
1.Finely dice an onion and caramelise on med heat with 2tbsp unsalted butter for ~ 20 mins - then leave to cool
2.Get 300g each of ground beef and pork
3.Add to a bowl with 55g panko, 75ml whole milk, 2 med eggs, sea salt, black pepp, pinch nutmeg, 1tsp all spice and the onions
4.Mix to combine and form your meatballs - should make ~20 - then refrigerate for ~30 mins
Sauce
1.Lace a pan with EV olive oil and 1tbsp butter, bring to med-high, then sear your meatballs ~5-6 mins or until golden brown all over
2.Remove the balls, then add 2tbsp plain flour. Mix till foaming, then go in with 500ml beef stock and bring to a simmer
3.Reduce this by half, then add 200ml double cream, a splash of Worcestershire, 1tbsp Dijon, sea salt and black pepp
4.Mix and reduce to get a thick, glossy sauce, then set aside - add more stock if too thick
Potatoes
1.Peel and chop 1KG of potatoes and boil till fork tender ~25 mins
2.Mash the potatoes and add 4tbsp unsalted butter along with 150ml warm whole milk, sea salt, black pepp and grated nutmeg - mix till smooth, using milk to adiust consistency
Pickles
1.thinly slice up a cucumber and coat with
2.120ml white wine vinegar, 2tbsp sugar, pinch of salt + chopped dill and parsley
3.add a weight to compress and leave for 30 mins - pickles done!
4.Bring the sauce back on the heat, then
5.add the meatballs to warm and finish cooking -
6.baste them on low
7.Once warmed through, plate up with mash, meatballs, pickles, lingonberry jam and the sauce.
8.Top with parsley