IKEA has released its iconic Swedish meatball recipe online, and yes, it does include the accompanying cream sauce.
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IKEA has released its iconic Swedish meatball recipe online, and yes, it does include the accompanying cream sauce.
Let me begin with two dinners in Houston. These were two meals over the course of 24 hours that felt like they summed up what it meant to eat in America in 2019. It was not surprising that they took place in a city I've come to believe is not only one of the country's best food cities but also, increasingly, a bellwether of where its dining winds are blowing. So: Night One found me at Georgia James, the steak house opened in October by Chris Shepherd in what used to be his James Beard Award-winning flagship, Underbelly. It is a palace of unrestrained pleasure as maybe only a steak house can be: loud, buzzy, giddy, awash in beef and whiskey and oil money. Call it Big Derrick Energy. The signature item at Georgia James, though it is not printed on the menu, is the Baller Board: a wooden plank that on any given night will be heaped with some combination of steaks, other beef cuts, pork shoulder, lamb chops, whole fried chickens, boudin-stuffed quails, duck legs, cow hearts, lobster tails, crab claws, and God knows what other leftovers from a medieval post-hunt still life. (Prices vary, but if you have to ask…) Viewed from above, the boards resemble primitive fertility totems, complete with the priapic bone of a porterhouse thrusting up from the center. Over the course of one dinner, I must have seen ten paraded out to tables around me.
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