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bbqbull

Watching over us.
Joined
Dec 27, 2005
Location
Mid Michigan
I made a meatloaf a couple weeks ago.
Fairly basic with green peppers, carrots, celery and wooster sauce.
I found it on Google, failed to print it off like a total fool.

Wifey said it was the best meatloaf she had eaten ever.

DIL is coming tomorrow and wanted to duplicate the recipe, I am so screwed now.:crazy:

Thanks in advance for your help!
 
Best meatloaf I ever made was a (gasp) Martha Stewart recipe. Had carrots, celery and other stuff in it.
I am not a fan of MS, but it was a REALLY good meatloaf.
 
I chop onions, celery, green bell peppers, carrots and mushrooms fairly fine and then saute them until tender and add some chopped garlic just at the end. Then I let it cool and add it to two pounds of ground beef and one pound of ground turkey. I also add a beaten egg and a packet of Mushroom & Onion soup mix (the dry stuff) and a couple of table spoons of Bovine Bold and about 1/4 cup if A1. Then I mix it thoroughly and let it sit in the fridge for a while so the onion soup can soak up some moisture. Then I bake it at 350 until 165 or so internal, preferably in the Egg.
 
I never thought about carrots before in meatloaf, but that makes sense. Works good with pot roast. Kind of makes me think about using pot roast veggies in my next meatloaf.
 
Made my world famous meatloaf Sat.:bow: The only thing I did different was to smoke it. Didn't take too long and I pulled it at 145, IMO a little too high for ML.

We had friends over and I must say that I personally did not like it. The smoke seemed to take away from the flavor I am used to. Will wait to see how the leftovers come out.

Oh yeah forgot to mention, I never ever use Ketchup of tomato stuff on mine. Everything else in your recipe looks real good to me. Anxious to hear how it turns out.
 
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