Use For Leftover Meat Loaf
Bag in ziploc bag and use in spaghetti sauce the next time you want the taste of meatballs but not the fuss of making them. Tastes the same ~ kids love the "new" meatball shape.
Only husband knows the secret, and he sure doesn't care! By freezing the cubes on the cookie sheet first, they won't stick together in the bag when freezing and you can pour out only what you need.
By Ronsan
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RE: Use For Leftover Meat Loaf
Meatloaf sandwiches are soooooo good.
12-grain bread
real mayo
romaine lettuce
sliced tomatoes
sliced meatloaf
Store your meatloaf wrapped in foil in the meal drawer. Slice and use it cold. This is not diet food, or food for the faint of heart. Great for football games.
Post by the Oracle
Recycling Meatloaf
A pal told me when they have leftover meatloaf, they use it on nachos. They crumble up the meatloaf in small pieces & combine with sliced ripe olives, chopped tomatoes, hot cheddar cheese soup over tortilla chips, not for just snacks, but they make it a meal.
By Terri
Post by ThriftyFun
RE: Use For Leftover Meat Loaf
My favorite is a fried meatloaf sandwich. YUM!
Jennifer
Post by ILuvDobes
RE: Use For Leftover Meat Loaf
It makes great and easy sandwiches.....better warm but not bad cold, either.
Post By Claudia (Guest Post)
Recycling Meatloaf
After having a meatloaf that didn't get eaten up, "recycle it" as one of my friends say. Cut the meatloaf up into chunks and mix sauteed veggies & with a jar of pasta sauce to serve over spaghetti, ramen noodles or rice.
By Terri
Post by ThriftyFun
RE: Use For Leftover Meat Loaf
I crumble mine, add taco seasoning and tomatoe sauce and make tacos. If there is a lot left, I crumble, add onion, tomatoe sauce, garlic, cumin, chili powder, peppers and make chili; or you can crumble and make a nice meat sauce for spaghetti or ravioli.
Post By Betty (Guest Post)
RE: Use For Leftover Meat Loaf
Leftover meatloaf can also be used as the meat for a vegetable soup. In my meatloaf I already have chopped onion and tomato soup or vegetable soup. I just break the meatloaf into small chunks and add some cubed potatoes, peas, carrots, corn and leftover homemade spagetti sauce. I'll add one can of tomato soup and any extra vegetables that may be kicking around in the fridge. Easy vegetable/hamburger soup that can be ready in just over 30 minutes or a little more, depending on how small you cubed your potatoes and carrots.
Post by valleyrimgirl
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