
Taco Meatballs with Vegetable Mash
Ready in 20 minutes and the kids go crazy for them. Taco-spiced pork meatballs with a creamy vegetable mash — serve with salsa and dinner is done.

Classic Swedish husmanskost — crispy potato pancakes with salty pork and tart lingonberry. Dead simple and seriously filling.
Fry the lightly salted pork belly in thin slices until done, then keep it warm.
Peel the potatoes and grate them coarsely on a box grater. Whisk the eggs together, then mix them into the grated potato. Season with nutmeg, salt, and pepper.
Heat a frying pan and add the butter. Use a spoon to shape three or four potato pancakes in the pan at a time. Fry them until golden brown and crispy on both sides. Lift them onto a plate and keep warm while you fry the rest the same way.
Serve the potato pancakes hot with the fried pork and lingonberry jam.
No children added
The pancakes keep 2 to 3 days in the fridge in an airtight container, though they're best fresh. They freeze fine for a couple of months, laid flat with parchment between them. Reheat in a dry pan or hot oven to bring back the crisp, never the microwave or they go soggy.
A simple green salad or some quick-pickled cucumber cuts through the salt and fat. A cold glass of milk is the classic move at a Swedish table.

Ready in 20 minutes and the kids go crazy for them. Taco-spiced pork meatballs with a creamy vegetable mash — serve with salsa and dinner is done.

Honey, dried fruit, and cinnamon give these pork meatballs a warm, slightly exotic twist. Ready in under 20 minutes on a weeknight.

Ready in under 20 minutes and the pear makes it feel a bit special. Great weeknight dinner the whole family will eat.