What is your favourite recipe for Meatloaf
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What is your favourite recipe for Meatloaf
Hello All
I'm just interested to see what are people's favourite recipes. There is such a wide range of these. do people use one type of meat or a combination. Do they use sauce in the meatloaf or use it as a topping?
Helen
I'm just interested to see what are people's favourite recipes. There is such a wide range of these. do people use one type of meat or a combination. Do they use sauce in the meatloaf or use it as a topping?
Helen
syrah- Busy Bee
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Join date : 2008-07-02
Location : Southern Tasmania
Re: What is your favourite recipe for Meatloaf
I hate meatloaf with a passion.
Sorry, that really didn't answer your question. Hope you get some useful answers.
Sorry, that really didn't answer your question. Hope you get some useful answers.
Re: What is your favourite recipe for Meatloaf
This is a versatile one, can be made with beef, lamb or minced chicken.
Cosmic Meatloaf ( made up from ingredients I had)
500g minced beef, lamb or chicken
1 red onion
2 cloves garlic
½ red capsicum
1 slice bread
½ tsp ground coriander
½ tsp ground cumin
½ tsp ground ginger
½ tsp ground fennel
½ tsp ground green chili
1 tsp chopped lemon grass
1 tsp salt
2 eggs
about a quarter of leek sliced thinly
1 tbsp hoysin sauce
Chop onion, garlic and capsicum in mixer, using chopper blade, or chop finely. Add bread and spices, then add mince, lemongrass, salt, 1 egg and hoysin sauce. Mix until well blended. Press into a loaf tin, or, with wet hands form into patties. Top with sliced leek and remaining egg, beaten. Cook loaf at 180C about 45 minutes until cooked through and leeks are crispy. ( Patties do not require another egg and leeks can be saute’d to serve separately.
Feel free to adjust spices to suit your taste.
Serves 4.
Cosmic Meatloaf ( made up from ingredients I had)
500g minced beef, lamb or chicken
1 red onion
2 cloves garlic
½ red capsicum
1 slice bread
½ tsp ground coriander
½ tsp ground cumin
½ tsp ground ginger
½ tsp ground fennel
½ tsp ground green chili
1 tsp chopped lemon grass
1 tsp salt
2 eggs
about a quarter of leek sliced thinly
1 tbsp hoysin sauce
Chop onion, garlic and capsicum in mixer, using chopper blade, or chop finely. Add bread and spices, then add mince, lemongrass, salt, 1 egg and hoysin sauce. Mix until well blended. Press into a loaf tin, or, with wet hands form into patties. Top with sliced leek and remaining egg, beaten. Cook loaf at 180C about 45 minutes until cooked through and leeks are crispy. ( Patties do not require another egg and leeks can be saute’d to serve separately.
Feel free to adjust spices to suit your taste.
Serves 4.
Re: What is your favourite recipe for Meatloaf
I just look in the fridge - instead of pork mince I will remove the casing from a good sausage and mix it together with ordinary mince. I grow my own herbs and can add whatever I have plenty of. Instead of ordinary breadcrumbs I sometimes use herb or garlic bread - or you can use rolled oats, cornflakes. The possibilities are endless. What cheese do you like - grate it in. You can grate some vegies into it or have them separate. Make a mushroom gravy with the real thing and pour over. If you have a lot or fresh ripe tomatoes chuck them in or make a fresh tomato sauce to dress it up. Mash potato, add feta and use it as a crust. What sauces do you have in the pantry - Worcestershire goes with tomatoes for instance.
These days I never make the same meatloaf twice LOL
These days I never make the same meatloaf twice LOL
Fran- Cosmic Traveller!
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Re: What is your favourite recipe for Meatloaf
LOL Franny, I never make the same thing twice
The Estate- Cosmic Traveller!
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Join date : 2008-03-27
Location : Melbourne
Re: What is your favourite recipe for Meatloaf
Thank you all for the recipes and hints. I'm a bit of a pot luck person too, whatever I have on hand I use. I loved Blossom's eastern style meatloaf that I will have to try.
Helen
Helen
syrah- Busy Bee
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Join date : 2008-07-02
Location : Southern Tasmania
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