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joe d - I need your meatloaf!
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needtogetaas
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That has got to be the most basic of basic recipes IO have ever seen. I guess it gets the job don though right.
Anyway if you could care less about calls and just want the best tasting meatloaf you have ever had in your life. Well then this is a recipe
Ingredients:
3bs beef and 2lbs ground pork.
Put the meat in a bowl.
Add this
8 Tbsp A1 sauce
2 Tbsp beef base. I like Prasteen
2 Tbsp ms dash
1 Tbsp salt, Sea salt is the best
3 Tbsp basil
3 cloves fresh garlic
1 cups some times more of Italian bread crumbs.
Half cup Vidalia onions. Vidalia onions are sweet and believe me they are the best for a meat loaf.
1/4 cup milk or cream if you don’t care about fat
2 Tbsp soy sauce
2 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce
Directions:
Mix this all up. If it feels too mushy add some bread crumbs.
Over mixing is counterproductive and will ruin the final outcome.
Once you have a pretty good consistence throw it all on a well greased .
Then just look at it. If it is really falling apart and you can’t get it to hold crack 1 egg and crush it in your hands, spread it all over the meat loaf. Rub it completely over the surface thoroughly and you’ll feel it start to come together and start to hold. You will know when it is where you want it.
If it is already holding pretty good just use water to seal it the rest of the way. You want the end product to be very smooth on the out side.
Cover and cook for 20 minutes at 350 then on cover and cook fore anther 25 minutes. If you don’t cover for the first 20 minutes it will dry out.
Anyway if you could care less about calls and just want the best tasting meatloaf you have ever had in your life. Well then this is a recipe
Ingredients:
3bs beef and 2lbs ground pork.
Put the meat in a bowl.
Add this
8 Tbsp A1 sauce
2 Tbsp beef base. I like Prasteen
2 Tbsp ms dash
1 Tbsp salt, Sea salt is the best
3 Tbsp basil
3 cloves fresh garlic
1 cups some times more of Italian bread crumbs.
Half cup Vidalia onions. Vidalia onions are sweet and believe me they are the best for a meat loaf.
1/4 cup milk or cream if you don’t care about fat
2 Tbsp soy sauce
2 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce
Directions:
Mix this all up. If it feels too mushy add some bread crumbs.
Over mixing is counterproductive and will ruin the final outcome.
Once you have a pretty good consistence throw it all on a well greased .
Then just look at it. If it is really falling apart and you can’t get it to hold crack 1 egg and crush it in your hands, spread it all over the meat loaf. Rub it completely over the surface thoroughly and you’ll feel it start to come together and start to hold. You will know when it is where you want it.
If it is already holding pretty good just use water to seal it the rest of the way. You want the end product to be very smooth on the out side.
Cover and cook for 20 minutes at 350 then on cover and cook fore anther 25 minutes. If you don’t cover for the first 20 minutes it will dry out.
He said lean.... That ratio is for 90/10. I'm so used to 93/7 that your basic 70/30 ground chuck is way to rich for me. I had some of my moms meatballs made from 70/30 not too long ago and I could barely eat 4 of them.
it is verry simple and verry healthy and it doesnt taste bad. this one looks like it tastes good but not to good for you. i will try this one one once i get the clean bill from the doc.
needtogetaas
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O ya this recipe is crap for your health lol... But for taste mmmmm mmmmmmmm its ta die for. Literally
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rahl
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LOL. Crap for your health huh. Sure as hell sounds good though. I LOVE meatloaf. A tasty way to die IMO.O ya this recipe is crap for your health lol... But for taste mmmmm mmmmmmmm its ta die for. Literally
i jus had meatloaf kinda like joed's expect mine has brown sugar in it mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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