One-Pot Swedish Meatball Pasta

Description: 1 Lb Ground Beef, 4 Easy Dinners

Dietary Requirements: None

Cuisine: Scandinavian

Total Cooking Time: 0 mins

Credits:

Author: Tasty Team
Website Used: BBCGoodFood / Tasty

Rating:

Average Rating: 0
Number of Ratings: 0

Nutrition Data Per Serving:

Ingredients:

1 lb ground beef (455 g)

½ cup seasoned bread crumbs (55 g)

½ onion, finely minced

1 egg

1 tablespoon kosher salt, divided, or to taste

1 tablespoon pepper, divided

2 tablespoons canola oil

2 cups beef broth (480 mL)

2 cups milk (480 mL)

1 tablespoon worcestershire sauce

4 cups egg noodle (400 g)

1 cup shredded parmesan cheese (110 g)

½ cup fresh parsley (15 g), chopped

Equipment:

bowl, pot,

Directions:

In a large bowl, combine the ground beef, breadcrumbs, onion, egg, ½ tablespoon salt, and ½ tablespoon pepper, mixing until evenly combined.

Heat the canola oil in a pot over medium-high heat. Take about a golf-ball size of the meatball mixture and roll it into balls. Place the meatballs into the pot, cooking for one minute. Flip the meatballs.

Add the beef broth, milk, remaining ½ tablespoon salt, remaining ½ tablespoon pepper, and Worcestershire sauce and give it a stir.

Bring the liquid to a boil, then add the egg noodles. Stir constantly until the pasta is cooked and the liquid has reduced to a sauce that coats the noodles, about seven to eight minutes.

Add the parmesan and the parsley, stirring until the cheese is melted.

Enjoy!

Estimated Recipe Prices:

Estimated Cost Per Serving: £2.19

Total Estimated Cost: £8.79

Ingredient Cost Breakdown:

455 grams ground beef:

£2.72

55 grams :

£0.17

½ onion:

£0.09

1 egg:

£0.18

1 tablespoon kosher salt:

£0.02

1 tablespoon pepper:

£0.14

2 tablespoons canola oil:

£0.06

480 mLs beef broth:

£0.89

480 mLs milk:

£0.52

1 tablespoon worcestershire sauce:

£0.08

400 grams egg noodle:

£1.68

110 grams shredded parmesan cheese:

£1.79

15 grams fresh :

£0.45

Note: The following data is provided by Spoonacular from a variety of supermarkets and should only be used as estimates.