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Königsberger Klopse (Meatballs)
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Königsberger Klopse | |
* 600gr minced meat, pork/beef, rolled as little balls | |
* half a handful of capers | |
* 1/2 - 1 lemon (juice) | |
* anchovis paste or in salt | |
* heavy cream (1 cup) | |
* fond or broth (beef,chicken) (1 cup) | |
gently light brown the meat balls in butter. add some ground nutmeg and pepper on them - but NO SALT! | |
add the broth/fond and the cream, throw in the capers. let simmer for 15 minutes. | |
stir in the anchovis paste (or the anchovis mashed with a fork) with the lemon juice, add 1 spoon starch (to bind the sauce). | |
remove meatballs from liquid, stir in the anchovis-lemon-starch mix until nicely creamy. | |
re-add meatballs, let sit for another 10-15 minutes, but don't cook to a strong boil. | |
DO NOT ADD SALT until you've waited at least 15 minutes and tasted it - the flavours hit late and it's extremely easy to spoil dishes with capers and anchovis paste. | |
scales very well, freezes very well, so make more. :) | |
my brother and I agree that it must be very acidic - start with half a lemon though. :) | |
and there is no such thing as "too many capers" :) | |
eaten with pickle slices and potatoes. | |
I always have Apfelmus along with it, because that's how my grandmother served it to us children. :) |
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