Golden-seared beef meatballs cooked fully in the skillet, coated in a shallot-and-garlic-driven Parmesan cream with black truffle paste. A stovetop-only path to full comfort.
Why You'll Love Classic Beef Meatballs w/ Truffle Parmesan Cream❤️
No oven, no fuss - just sear, simmer, and plate. The truffle cream is rich and aromatic, and the meatballs drink it up. Dinner feels fancy without slowing you down.
Tips and Tricks
- Keep the skillet covered after searing to lock in heat and warm the meatballs evenly.
- Grate garlic for even distribution in the cream.
- Taste sauce before salting; Parmesan and truffle paste already carry salinity.
Variations
- Deglaze skillet with white wine before starting sauce for extra depth.
- Swap beef for lamb or pork meatballs.
- Stir in sautéed mushrooms for more umami.
Substitutions
- Black truffle paste → white truffle paste for a softer note.
- Parmesan → Pecorino Romano for sharper flavor.
- Shallot → yellow onion (half, minced).
Best served with
- Buttered pappardelle
- Roasted broccolini
- A glass of Barolo or Chianti Classico
How to Store Leftovers
- Cool completely and store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
- Reheat meatballs over low heat in the skillet with a splash of cream to loosen sauce.
Common Questions
Can I make the sauce ahead?
Yes-make up to 24 hours in advance, cool, and refrigerate. Reheat gently before serving.
What if I don't have truffle paste?
Use truffle oil-start with just a few drops stirred in at the end.

Classic Beef Meatballs w/ Truffle Parmesan Cream
Golden-seared beef meatballs cooked fully in the skillet, coated in a shallot-and-garlic-driven Parmesan cream with black truffle paste. A stovetop-only path to full comfort.




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