We're getting our use out of this giant egg! Today Pierce had my grandmother's meatloaf recipe. I make it several times of year, but I also healthy it up a tad by using ground turkey instead of meat, and this time I also used Panko crumbs instead of bread crumbs. It was very good. He also had some bowtie pasta salad I had made, and a bear muffin cup of caramel mousse (by far, the most popular event of this meal).
Dutch Meatloaf
1 1/2 lb. ground beef (or turkey)
1 cup fresh bread crumbs
1 medium onion, chopped
1/2 can Hunt's tomato sauce
1 egg, beaten
1 1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
1/2 can Hunt's tomato sauce (again!)
1 cup water
2 tbsp. prepared mustard
2 tbsp. vinegar
2 tbsp. brown sugar
Lightly mix first 7 ingredients. Form into loaf and place in a shallow pan. Place in moderate oven at 350*. Combine the remaining ingredients. Pour over meat loaf in oven, bake for 1 1/4 hours, basting occasionally. Serves 4-6.
This recipe freezes very well too - I made 4 batches when I was about 35 weeks pregnant with the twins, froze it, and then it made for easy dinners right after they were born.
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This recipe is also linked with Vintage Recipe Thursday.
I think I'd really like that! I love the double tomato part.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great! I make a similar meatloaf. I use tomato juice instead of sauce in mine.
ReplyDeleteI have always been a fan of meatloaf. I have used spaghetti sauce in a pinch and it has turned out pretty tasty.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! We love meatloaf around here, so guess what's for dinner tonight! Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteA nice recipe and I make a sauce similar to that for my meatloaf.
ReplyDeleteYum! Thanks for the recipe. My kids love meatloaf and I love trying new recipes.
ReplyDeleteThe meatloaf looks just delicious!! And I just went out and got two muffin pans, a hot pink one and a pale pink one! I did check out the muffin tin blog and it is sooo good! I've been trying to leave her a comment, but so far it won't go through.
ReplyDeleteWe use our ground venison for meat loaf and it's great -- very lean.
ReplyDeleteCute meal today! :)
That sounds really yummy! I wonder how the littles woudl do with that. Hmmm.. Thanks for sharing. :D
ReplyDeleteThat does sound yummy-and making a lot of it at once is a great idea-as is substituting turkey for the beef. Thanks for helping me with my menu planing:)
ReplyDeletelove it. made me want to make meatloaf for dinner. but alas. my freezer is void of anything ground. and i'm too lazy to leave the house.
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ReplyDeleteyum - this is the second meatloaf recipe I have seen in a week. So I think it is a sign that I should make meatloaf!
ReplyDeleteThat recipe sounds like a winner - we love meat loaf here. I have never done it but some people put a whole egg in the middle and some use regular bread...
ReplyDeleteWow you made a lot when you were pregnant :) at least it lasted a while
ReplyDeleteIt sounds very similar to a meatloaf I used to make. I found a new one I LOVE, I'll have to share.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to use those Panko bread crumbs after Rachel Ray talking about them.
I like that you said it freezes well. Its always nice to have a homemade meal ready to go :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds good. I might have to try it soon.
ReplyDeleteA delicious grandma recipe is just perfect for Vintage Recipe Thursday if you care to link up. :-)
ReplyDeleteI am going to have to give that recipe a try! I haven't ever made a good meatloaf so I gave up on it. I found a deli made one that was great and I used to buy it until that store closed down. It's been well over a year since we've had meatloaf at my house! lol Wish I read this post before I went to Sams Club today! We'd have meatloaf for dinner tonight!
ReplyDeleteHave a Great Weekend!
Angela
:-) Thank you for linking up to Vintage Recipe Thursday.
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