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Königsberger Klopse – German meat balls
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1 big onion
1 egg
3 tsp mustard
salt
pepper
breadcrumbs
1 l water
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2 tbsp flour
500 ml of meat ball broth
1 egg yolk
2 tbsp milk
1 tbsp capers
salt
pepper
lemon
juice
Worcestershire sauce
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7. Whisk the egg yolk and milk together in a separate bowl and add to the broth once it has stopped bubbling.
8. Add capers and season your sauce with lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce before adding the meat balls. Then leave to stand for around 5 minutes.
9. Serve your Königsberger Klopse with potatoes and some pickled beetroot. If you don’t like beet root, steamed vegetables are a nice alternative.
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Ooh these look very easy to make…might have to try them, much easier than frying the meatballs & not as dry as oven baking.
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Definitely! Okay, it’s not the most attractive meal, but the flavours really make up for it x
Wow these look delicious, I love meatballs too and this dish transports me back to my times at the Berlin Film Festival-I will be making these! Thanks for linking up toox
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*licks screen* Now I have a hankering for IKEA meatballs – see what you have done to me!
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Sounds brilliant – will give it a go!
These sound lovely! As soon as the weather starts to get cooler I think warm dinners and the kids love meatballs too!
My children seem to devour anything ball-shaped, so I’ve got to try these out on them! A great entry for this month’s Recipes for Life challenge – thanks so much for entering. 🙂
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My children tend to love anything ball-shaped so I’ve just got to try these out on them. A perfect entry for this month’s Recipes for Life challenge – thanks so much for sharing!
those meatballs do look paler than the ones i usually make in a tomato sauce but sounds nice actually x
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I’m sure this taste good but i like my meatballs with proper brown gravy!
These look interesting.
Interesting. German cuisine is very underrated in my opinion.
I love meatballs and these German meatballs look particularly good. Will def be trying this recipe.