This is possibly the greatest meal on Earth.
Ikea Swedish meatballs. And Linginberry Drink. Bliss.
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14 comments
Jul 04, 2009
Albert Hong said...
I would have to agree...it's pretty super.
Jul 04, 2009
Tom Davis said...
They make a decent meatball, for sure.
Jul 04, 2009
chrishajer said...
When did they switch to french fries? I thought it used to come with new red potatoes?
Jul 05, 2009
Alex Muller said...
There's nothing quite like that Ikea meatball sauce; it's so good.
Jul 05, 2009
kairaos said...
They don't give many fries. Looks alright.
Jul 05, 2009
Stephanie Lim said...
word. Garry and I usually get the mashed potatoes, but fries are brilliant too.
Jul 05, 2009
Peter Stewart said...
Reminds me of the meatballs my grandma (Norwegian) used to make while she was still around. Absolutely wonderful. I find most of the IKEA stuff to be a treat.
Jul 05, 2009
Stephanie Lim said...
@peter, do you have a recipe you can share?
Jul 05, 2009
Peter Stewart said...
Sorry, no recipes. I get my fix of meatballs at IKEA nowadays.
Jul 14, 2009
Johnny said...
Agreed.
Jul 15, 2009
DangerousDolly said...
Meatballs and lingonberry jam with fries?? *chill* The real way is with boiled or mashed potatoes... Just a tip =D
Easiest recipe:
Minced meat (beef or beef&pork mixed)
Egg(s) (not necessary, but helps hold them together)
Bread crumbs ?! (Ströbröd in Swedish :S)
Finely chopped yellow onion
A dash of milk or cream (not sour cream)
Salt & Pepper (preferably black pepper)
Under NO circumstances anything resembling barbecue seasoning =D
Although I tend to skip eggs, bread crumbs and milk ;-)
Jul 23, 2009
jaygoldman said...
Is that lingonberry juice too? Mmmmm... lingonberries.
Jul 23, 2009
dustin curtis said...
Yes, it is! That stuff is so awesome and addictive. I wish I could buy it in bulk.-d
Jan 08, 2010
olliecrafoord said...
IKEA meatballs? D:
