Hello everybody, it’s Carrillo, welcome to our recipe site. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a distinctive dish, swedish meatball ala ikea (homemade). One of my favorites. This time, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
Swedish Meatball ala IKEA (homemade) is one of the most popular of current trending foods in the world. It is simple, it is fast, it tastes yummy. It is enjoyed by millions every day. They are fine and they look wonderful. Swedish Meatball ala IKEA (homemade) is something that I’ve loved my entire life.
Buat yang suka belanja ke IKEA sekaligus kuliner di sana pasti tau dong the ever famous IKEA Swedish Meatball? The meatballs are made from a mixture of beef and pork mince, plus breadcrumbs, garlic, and onion (alongside an egg and milk for binding and salt and So, yes. You can't set foot in an IKEA to buy that desk lamp, but you can still bask in the joy of some Swedish meatballs from the comforts of home.
To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook swedish meatball ala ikea (homemade) using 24 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Swedish Meatball ala IKEA (homemade):
- Prepare Bahan untuk meatball
- Take daging cincang
- Make ready bawang bombay
- Prepare bawang putih
- Make ready remah roti
- Prepare telur
- Prepare merica
- Take pala bubuk
- Make ready seledri bubuk (parsley bubuk)
- Prepare 5 spices atau garam masala (jika ada agar lebih berbumbu)
- Prepare Bahan untuk Saus
- Make ready minyak zaitun
- Take mentega/butter
- Take terigu
- Get kaldu sapi
- Get cream kental (liquid whipcream
- Make ready Saus tiram
- Make ready Selai cranberry/strawberry untuk penyajian
- Get Bahan untuk mash potato
- Prepare kentang besar
- Take bawang putih
- Get cream kental
- Take mentega
- Prepare seledri bubuk/parsley
Oddly enough, I heard mention of IKEA's Swedish Meatballs just as much as I heard about their awesome products. IKEA's iconic Swedish meatball recipe has been released to the public and we're thinking quarantine just got a whole lot better. Right now, visiting any home furnishings store IRL, including IKEA, is out of the question, but you could replicate the experience by going through the IKEA inventory online. Sapa pernah makan Swedish Meat Ball kat IKEA?
Instructions to make Swedish Meatball ala IKEA (homemade):
- Campurkan bawang bombay halus, bawang putih, lada, merica, parsley bubuk ke dalam mangkok atau chopper atau food processing
- Setelah bumbu halus, tambahkan daging cincang, telur dan remah roti. Campur semua bahan hingga rata.
- Adonan lalu dibuat bulat bentuk bakso dengan menggunakan 2 sendok makan. Bahan adonan cukup 12 bola daging
- Masukkan 2 sendok makan minyak zaitun ke dalam wajan, lalu tambahkan butter 1 sendok makan. Masak bola daging dengan api kecil hingga kecoklatan lalu sisihkan.
- Untuk Saus, masukkan minyak zaitun dan mentega hingga cair. Tambahkan terigu, aduk sebentar lalu tambahkan kaldu sapi dan saus tiram masak dengan api kecil saus menyusut dan mengental.
- Untuk mash potato, masukkan semua bahan dan giling dalam chopper atau food processor.
- Penyajian: hidangkan mash potato, tambah meatball lalu tutup dengan saus cream. Taburi dengan seledri bubuk dan hidangkan dengan selai cranberry atau strawberry.
Meh Nina ulang tayang salin resipi Swedish Meatballs ala IKEA kat korang. Mana yang dah jemu makan nasi, kot kot nak tukar selera western kengkonon omputeh cuba resipi mudah ni…. Take our famous meatballs home to prepare in your own kitchen. Serve them with mash, lingonberry jam and cream sauce just like the IKEA Restaurant. Serve Swedish style with mash, lingonberry jam and cream sauce.
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