What I love even more is to take a slice of cold meatloaf, brown it up in a pan. Put between two slices of toast. One piece with ketchup, the other with a bit of mayonnaise and mustard. mmmm
What I love even more is to take a slice of cold meatloaf, brown it up in a pan. Put between two slices of toast. One piece with ketchup, the other with a bit of mayonnaise and mustard. mmmm
I've never made my meatloaf in a pan. I just shape it into a loaf (or a loaf-like shape) and pop it into the oven. This lets some of the fat melt away from the meat. You've got to be a little careful not to dry it out but I've never had a problem. Anyone else do this?
I once made an Italian-style meatloaf with (I believe) sausage, ground beef, ricotta and various spices topped with crushed tomatoes. I think my ex-wife has the recipe; if I can dig it up on the InterWebs I'll post it.
You're going to dig up your ex-wife and post her on the Internet?
I've never made my meatloaf in a pan. I just shape it into a loaf (or a loaf-like shape) and pop it into the oven. This lets some of the fat melt away from the meat. You've got to be a little careful not to dry it out but I've never had a problem. Anyone else do this?
I nuke it enough to melt some cheddar on it.Love meatloaf.
But what I enjoy more are cold meatloaf sandwiches.
Do not look directly at, nor otherwise taunt, ouchloaf.Ouchloaf it is!
Mmmmmm. Meatloaf and mashed potato . . . bit of garlic bread. It really does not get much better.
i love meatloaf when i was a kid he rocked........ and i would do any thing for love.......... but i wont do that....... lol
And, by the way, which one's Pink?Who could forget the classic NY Times review where they referred to him as Mr. Loaf?