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On 2-Nov-2009, "Nonny" > wrote:

> "Brick" > wrote in message
> ster.com...
> >
> > On 2-Nov-2009, "Stormmmee" > wrote:
> >
> >> now there's a recipe i would love to see, Lee
> >>
> >> --
> >> Have a great day

> >
> > Gee, I've never considered a recipe for meatloaf. It just is.
> >
> > Gather together some;
> > Ground beef
> > Ground pork
> > Onion (Can't cook anything without onion)
> > Bell Pepper
> > Egg(s)
> > Bread crumbs
> > Garlic (Can't cook anything without garlic either)
> > Catsup
> > S & P
> >
> > Mix two parts of ground beef with one part of ground pork. Add
> > an egg
> > for every 1.5 pounds of meat. Use a half cup each of chopped
> > onion and
> > pepper for each pound of meat. Mix in enough catsup to give some
> > color
> > to the mix. Finally mix in enough bread crumbs to firm up the
> > mix. It's not
> > critical, but you don't want to leave it too soupy. Season to
> > taste. Herbs
> > are beneficial if you have them. I like a few red pepper flakes
> > in mine,
> > but not enough to add heat. Bake uncovered on high until the
> > loaf begins
> > to pull away from the edges of the pan. If you use a regular
> > oven, bake
> > at 325F to 350F.
> >
> > You don't have to use a bundt pan to cook meatloaf, but it does
> > help
> > to distribute the heat more evenly for a decent texture all the
> > way
> > through.
> > You can use a loaf pan if you like or even just mould the meat
> > into a loaf
> > and cook it that way.
> >
> > Anybody wants to help me out, feel free to jump in here.

>
> I'm not chiming in with anything from experience, but my Mom used
> to add in about 1/3 ground veal, saying that the veal would puff
> up and make the meatloaf lighter. I once heard that the guys who
> make hot dogs that are supposed to puff up and split the skin use
> veal for that reason as well. I'd be interested in anybody's
> thoughts on that.
>
> --
> Nonny


Meatloaf is generally made as an economy entre' and as such
precludes the use of veal at my house. Veal in any form is too
pricey around here for me to include it in meatloaf.

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