Titled: 365 Ways To Cook Hamburger.
Yeh! A recipe a day! (yea, right!).
I wonder if Zsa Zsa Gabor would have made these Hungarian Meat Balls?
They sound really good and very easy so I thought I'd give them a try.
Combine all ingredients in a bowl...
Make the little balls and put them on top of parchment paper (my new friend - thanks to a tip from a very sweet expert cook friend). Parchment is fabulous and easy to clean up - just wad up the paper and you will have a clean pan underneath!
Bake....hmmmmm.....they smelled devine!
A lovely dish....I recommend that you give it a try!
Recipe:
1 lb hamburger (I used ground chuck - you could use ground turkey, too)
1 large clove finely chopped garlic
1/2 cup dry bread crumbs (I used 3/4 cup)
1 egg, slightly beaten (I used 2 - by mistake and that is why I added more bread crumbs)
3 Tblsp. minced parsley
1/4 cup milk
1 tsp salt
1/8 tsp pepper
Form into small balls. (note: The recipe called to brown the balls on all sides in 1/4 cup cooking fat seasoned with 1 tsp Kitchen Bouquet). To keep down the fat in the recipe, I baked them at 350 degrees for 35 minutes.
Mix together in a seperate pot:
1 - 4 oz can chopped or sliced mushrooms
2 cups sour cream (low fat is fine)
2 Tblsp flour
Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until thick. Add the meat balls, cover and cook slowly for 20 minutes.
Serve over cooked wide egg noodles.
Serves 4.
54 comments:
Sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing.
my girlies love meatballs...i get the frozen kind from costco. is that cheating? maybe i'll try your recipe. they look good.
{i went garage saleing this weekend and bought a book for .50--boy, we are big spenders} :)
have a great week,
chas
Thank you for sharing this yummy recipe. The meatballs look so good. Great cookbook find too!
Have An Amazing Monday
from The Raggedy Girl-Roberta Anne
Yum, sounds good! I'm going to have to give it a try.
Sounds delicious. I am always looking for a new recipe to try. We get tired of the same ole thing.
Oh man those look so good! I think I am going to make that for dinner tonight! Yum yum yum!
Yummy! I love old cookbooks. We bought a cottage that was full of books. There must have been 250 cookbooks alone! The man was a gourmet cook. We have since moved and I had to downsize, so I kept 35of my favorites. Hsve used them many times. I will make Cowboy the meatballs! Thanks for sharing.
This recipe couldn't have come at a better time.... I was staring at the ground beef in the refrigerator, trying to figure out what to do!!! Thanks!
Isabel
so how much is a ticket to CA so i can eat your leftovers?! they look delish!!!
This looks delicious! I wonder how it would work with ground turkey? Now that my husband is recovering from heart surgery, we're trying to substitute whenever we can. So far, I've made some great chili and a pasta dish with the ground turkey that turned out really well. So the meat balls should work well too.
What a fun cookbook. I love old cookbooks, especially ones from the 1940's and 50's.
This sounds great, sometimes the old cookbooks have some strange recipes, looks like you found a winner though! I love the dish they are in :>)
Oooooo, these sound just like the ones my mom used to make. I love meatballs and I usually have to double a recipe just so there is enough for leftovers!
Thanks for sharing!
Hugz,
Michele
So simple and easy~true comfort food! Will give it a try. :-D
xoxo
Blondie
Thanks for the recipe. This sounds like something Mr. S. would love to have! I bet Maggie would like to lick the plate, too!
This looks so good!Love the looks of that cookbook!Thank-u for sharing! Blessings, Faye
Oh my goodness, it sounds delicious! And pretty easy, too. My kind of recipe, for sure!
Hi Becky,
Oh my that does sound good. I will have to try the meatball recipe this weekend. I know the model of the Rose Lane home you are referring too, its the biggest one and yes it is grand. We bought our home four years ago and it had been a rental so it needed some TLC. We bought our home as our retirement home. I wish it was bigger especially when the family is over it can become very small real quick, but just for the two of us its a perfect size.
Enjoy your dinner, its pork chops for us today.
Elizabeth
Becky, dear...you sure know how to make a gal hungry! Oh my, so very yummy! Thanks for the recipe and the pictures to show the steps. I must make this for hubby very soon. Think of you often and keep you in my prayers. You are such a sweetheart.
Love ya!
Maryjane
Yum!! I think I'll be trying this one.
Have you tried the Chicken and Dumplings from Lallee's blog a few weeks back - they are so good and so easy that my son even made them for his girlfriend.
Have a wonderful evening.
Lynn
YUMMMM and just so happens to be dinner time too! I wanted to let ya know that I shared pics of the adorable things you sent me! I love it all Becky..thanks again! Great score on the cookbook! I love the old ones...best recipes bar none! Cherry
I think I shall bookmark this one. Sounds delicious! You just can't improve on some things.
Brenda
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I love old cookbooks! And this recipe is great! Thanks for sharing!
~oh yes~
I will be trying this recipe for sure~
~they look yummy~
~great cookbook find~
:)
~amy~
yum....Barb
Hey! Looks hearty. I might just have to try it! Were eating hamburger more these days... LOL :)
Have a great week Becky.
~Liz
Wow, you make it look SO GOOD and so easy!
looks delish (but now i have the green acres theme in my head!) LOL
xo
What a fun book to find...I love old vintage cookbooks. Do you think you might get tired of ground beef though? haha
You are in my thoughts today, Becky, as I look at my grown son and pray that your sweet memories offer you comfort more than pain. I will continue to keep your family in my prayers.
Sincerely, Carrie
Great pictures do they taste as good as they look? Sounds delicious. Sandi
Guess what! I totally made this for dinner tonight! of course I made wayyyyyyyyyy tooooooo much! I used 1 lb venison and 1 lb ground beef! I made 12 huge meatballs in a 9X13 pan! hehe! They were like mini-meatloaves! I also diced up 1/2 an onion super small and put it in there!
I also cheated a little on my sauce...I just used a big can of cream of chicken and a little can of roasted garlic cream of mushroom! It was awesome!!!!! My bf loved it! and tomorrow his parents and mine will also love the leftovers!!!
Thanks for sharing!
~Abigail
Guess what I am having for dinner tomorrow night...m..
They sound and look very tasty. I love-love-love meatballs and this recipe sounds divine.
Those meatballs look fantastic -- and I like the recipe. I will make one change when I try it -- I can't help myself. My Mom was a bit of a health nut cook, and always used oatmeal instead of bread crumbs in meatloaf and meatballs, so I will do that also. I'll let you know how they turn out!
I love old cookbooks -- they often have such practical and useful recipes and information.
Cass
These looks Yum-O!!
Thanks for the wonderful recipe.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......Very yummy Miss Becky ~ when are you coming here to make us din din?????? Hope that Mr. D and Sweet Fiona got to taste these....love the recipe! TY for sharing angel~~~Hugs, NEBS & the scotties
Becky, here it is 2:30 AM in the morning and I am on this computer. My gosh those meatballs look wonderful. I will have to try those. All is well with me. I am plugging along. :)
How is your little girl doing. I bet she is growing SO fast.
Love and smiles~
Mona
They look wonderful! Sometimes there's nothing better than a vintage recipe. The fifties, eh? Well guess that makes me vintage, too.
Oh Becky, my tummy is saying "Gimme"!! Those look so delish!
Hugs,
Dena
hey doll,
were Hungarian.
these rock!!
yumminess!!!
oxoxoxo,
Jessi
Oh Becky my mouth is watering!
YUMMY YUMMMMMMM
I think I will try them with ground turkey and wheat noodles {Low fat -- I am dieting}
I was just visiting Cherry and drooling over her cherry flag banner....waaaay tooo cute! AND the cherry heart sachet is the icing on the cake!
Over the top sweetness!
Have a wonderful day
Hugz & Blessings,
Dolly
Becky, I have this cookbook too. Carls loves anything hamburger and loves this book. I haven't made this recipe but I will for sure now....it looks so yummy. hugs, Linda
Oh! Those look yummy and the recipe sounds almost exactly like the Swedish meatballs I used to make. Now you've got me craving them and its not even noon!
Just a little while ago, I did a post about this book, as I had had one years ago. I finally found one on Ebay and still waiting for it to come! Can't wait to make the meatballs and all the other stuff in that book!!!! Thanks for sharing!
Cora
I have to try these as my husband would enjoy this dish. Thanks for sharing.
Joyce
Oh my but this sounds so, so good!
Aren't the old cookbooks the best??
Love,
Sue
I had Swedish Meatballs today for lunch LOL they seem kind of similar. Love them! Thanks for the recipe :)
All the best,
Allison
How delicious! Thank you for sharing the recipe! :o)
Sincerely ~ Tricia Anne
That looks delic....I am trying to watch what I eat :(
I have 10 lbs to lose and I am not liking the journey....I want some chips and salsa!!!!!
Hope all is well :)
Sounds like a good recipe!!
Looks good too!
Rosemary
Looks Good! Really 350 recipe's for hamburger? Great find!
I just finished lunch 30 minutes ago and you already made me hungry again. It will be a long wait until dinner!
I loved your simple curves and soft colors in the two previous posts. so serene. I surprised myself when I bought white dishes last year. Sometimes you just need to be surrounded by simple things.
XO!
Lallee
Now that looks like some serious comfort food. I can almost smell it ...
Just catching up on your blog. I've got a pile in my google reader. Such lovely words and photos. This recipe looks wonderful. Good ideas, all your posts.
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