For Swedish style meat balls omit the Italian seasoning, cheese, garlic and parsley. Instead use steamed, lightly browned or powdered onion (about 1 onion), a teaspoon or two of nutmeg (start with less), about 1 tsp of salt and a bit of pepper. If your bread is dry, pour milk or cream over it for about 15 minutes before making balls.
Then fry a few at a time in a pan or put on a rack in a hot oven. When I use the oven I often roll mine in flour.
For best Swedish style meatballs, mix your beef/venison with at least 1/3 to 1/2 pork. They really need the extra fat to taste right.
Serve either just out of the frying pan or simmering in a pot of beef broth. Lingenberry jelly is also nice, if you have a friend from Sweden to bring it over (or find a local deli).
When friend from Sweden was here we made tons of these but they did not last long during the New Years party!
Oh and they are sometime served with mashed potatoes and white gravy.
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