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Texan Swede’ish Meatballs

Don’t know what’s in a real Swedish meatball but I’m filing them under Swede. The gravy is pretty close to Swedish, I think… Everything turned out good except if you like thinner pasta like myself then you might want to consider your favorite pasta or an extra scoop or three of gravy. If your Texan and got out of state guest yer gonna have to pull out the Texas pasta.
Course Main Course, Side Dish
Style American, Texan
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 15 minutes
Servings 4
Calories 1207kcal
Author Shawn

Ingredients

Meatball Parts

  • 1 pound breakfast sausage or ground pork.
  • 8 ounce cream cheese
  • 2 cups swiss cheese
  • 1 cup chopped green onion

Gravy Parts

  • 14.5 oz can beef broth (='s 1 can)
  • ¼ cup heavy cream
  • 3 oz bacon (='s 3 slices, chopped )
  • 3 tsp garlic (chopped )
  • 1 tsp rosemary (for garnish)
  • 1 tsp Dawgs Bark
  • 12 oz dry pasta

Instructions

Meatball Construction

  • Start oven to 350 degrees
  • Really easy! Put everything on a bowl and mix it all up. You’ll have to pinch the cream cheese a little but don’t have to get it completely mixed. Just a good flow is fine.
  • Since we are baking these you won’t want to do them on the grate over cookie sheet way like I normally do. The balls have a lot more fat and will push through grate.
  • Take an aluminum foil covered cookie sheet and spray some non-stick over it.
  • Take about ¼ to ⅓ cup of your meat mixture, roll into a ball, and place on cookie sheet.
  • You should end up with about 12 balls total.
  • Bake at 350 for 45 minutes, check for done, and you’ll probably need to go another 15 minutes.

Gravy Build

  • While the balls are a cookin start 2 time’n.
  • In a medium heated pan cook the chopped bacon to your desired crispy.
  • Put in a dash of Dawgs Bark and right behind that throw in the chopped garlic.
  • Push garlic and bacon around until garlic breaks from raw.
  • Turn heat up a little and pour in the can of broth.
  • Drop in rosemary sprig bring to boil and drop temp down to simmer.
  • Pull rosemary sprig and whisk in heavy cream.
  • Simmer sauce for about 10 minutes to your desired consistency. You can add a little flour and it will thicken up too just don’t add too much. Like 1 teaspoon at a time. I didn’t use flour.
  • Cook your pasta the way you like! This way done al dente which is about 5 minutes. Your package will have times.
  • Plate it all up and get after it! Too simple to not try if ya like the ingredients. It doesn’t get a IMO 5 but should on taste alone 😉

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➕ Nutrition
Nutrition Facts
Texan Swede’ish Meatballs
Amount Per Serving (355 g)
Calories 1207 Calories from Fat 720
% Daily Value*
Fat 80g123%
Saturated Fat 36g225%
Cholesterol 228mg76%
Sodium 3912mg170%
Potassium 815mg23%
Carbohydrates 42g14%
Fiber 4g17%
Sugar 9g10%
Protein 49g98%
Vitamin A 2425IU49%
Vitamin C 8.1mg10%
Calcium 573mg57%
Iron 4.8mg27%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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