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Mutti's German meatballs, aka Königsberger Klopse mit Sosse, were just a bit different! Even though this is a very, very traditional German comfort food, and very, very easy to make, Mutti's version spoiled me.
That's why it's the only way I'll make them as well. Well, I did play around with it a bit to make it more traditional, but it's still so similar.
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My Mutti always called this Königsberger Klopse mit Holländische Sosse. Not sure why she called this a Hollandaise Sauce, but she did and that's what I always thought this was.
However, since I've started researching cookbooks, I've found out otherwise. However, again, I'll probably keep calling it the way my Mutti did. Memories!
Mutti also didn't include the capers in the sauce, so I rarely put them in. Since I like quick, I usually use my own cooked frozen meatballs (check out my recipe on "how to make meatballs") or I buy them already cooked and frozen. However, I'm showing the recipe using 'from scratch' meatballs .... so good!
Along with my very non-German spaghetti and meatballs, I think this is one of my best meatball recipes.
I do like to use my own frozen meatballs when making this, as it makes this dish go so fast. Served over boiled potatoes, it brings back wonderful memories of Mutti's kitchen :)
Mutti's German meatballs, aka Königsberger Klopse mit Sosse, were just a bit different! Even though this is a very, very traditional German comfort food, and very, very easy to make, Mutti's version spoiled me.
That's why it's the only way I'll make them as
well. Well, I did play around with it a bit to make it more traditional,
but it's still so similar. Either use frozen meatballs or make them from scratch.
Prep Time
15 minutes |
Cook Time
20 minutes |
Total Time35 minutes |
Makes 4 - 6 servings
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