Meatballs Sevilla Style
Prepare Meatballs Sevilla Style, a dish with Mediterranean flair. Smothered in rich Salsa Sevilla, this recipe promises a taste sensation.
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 15 minutes mins
Course Main Course
Cuisine Mediterranean
- 0.6 kg Veal Meatballs
- Flour Wheat
- Salt
- Powdered Black Pepper To The Taste
- 0.25 kg Thick Wild Asparagus
- 0.25 l Sunflower Oil
- Salsa Sevilla The Tapas Sauces
Coat the meatballs in flour.
Fry in the pan with sunflower oil.
Remove from pan.
Cook 3 tablespoons of Salsa Sevilla The Tapas Sauces in a pan with a small glass of water.
Add meatballs to boiling sauce and water mixture.
Add chopped asparagus to pan.
Remove meatballs.
Use the remaining sauce, water, and asparagus combo as sauce and pour over the meatballs.
Looking for a simple yet satisfying way to enjoy a meat dish with rich and unique flavors? Prepare this Meatballs Sevilla Style recipe in just a few simple steps and serve your taste buds a treat. What makes this recipe unique? The way our delicious sauce makes meatballs even more enjoyable than you might imagine.
Bringing this gem of Spanish cuisine to your home allows for a truly distinct texture and flavor combo that will transport your taste buds to the Mediterranean region of Europe. What’s more, the addition of chopped asparagus adds a green and elegant touch to the dish, taking its overall charm up another notch.
Meatball Recipe Accompaniments
Once you’ve got your meatballs coated in our tasty sauce, what else can you bring to the meal? It’s true that this dish can be enjoyed on its own, but those who want to expand upon this culinary creation may want to include something else on the side. Here are some options.
Rice - A small dish of rice always pairs well with meat dishes, especially recipes that include sauce.
Bread - In Spain, bread is typically served with every meal and can always be found on the table. The Spaniards often enjoy dipping it into whatever sauce is left on the plate after the meat has been eaten.
Fries - Who doesn’t love a serving of fries? They’re even more enjoyable alongside something meaty and, of course, with a tasty sauce.
Vegetables - Whether roasted or fired, a serving of vegetables helps to create a balanced and nutritious meal.
Salad - Those who know their Spanish cuisine will know how common it is for a typical Spanish dish to be served alongside a salad. This is found all over the Mediterranean. Salads also give you a light and nutritious option, ideal for summer evenings.
Methods of Cooking Meatballs
People often wonder, is it better to fry meatballs in the pan or bake them in the oven? It’s all about preference, but each method has its own benefits. By baking them in the oven, your meatballs will have a slightly more crunchy exterior. Frying them in the pan, however, allows for a subtle caramelization and is ideal for cooking in sauce.
For this recipe, we recommend frying, but for alternatives, baking is an option, especially if you want to cook larger amounts of meatballs. More meat can fit on a tray than in a pan, and baking is a simple process that requires very little monitoring.
Types of Meatballs
American-style meatballs are usually larger than other varieties. Italian meatballs are renowned for their flavor and are typically made with seasonings such as Parmesan cheese and oregano. Swedish meatballs also have seasoning, but opt for a different kind, usually nutmeg and allspice. These popular styles of meatballs may all look similar, but if you try all of them, you are bound to notice differences in flavor.
How Many Meatballs Per Person?
When you have something to accompany them, six meatballs per person is often enough. If the meatballs are small, you can increase this to ten. If there aren’t enough meatballs to go around, there’s no need to worry. Just increase the amounts of the accompanying ingredients, whether that's rice, bread, salad, fries, or vegetables.
The Best Size Meatball
A good rule of thumb is that meatballs should be no larger than a golf ball and no smaller than a large cherry. This, of course, is a matter of preference and there are plenty of chefs out there who like to break the rules and make meatballs however they see fit. Keyword meat, meatballs, sauce
