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By Christi from Paducah, KY
By Regina
I've been cooking my meatloaf in the larger muffin size pans now for about 3-4 years. It's so much easier. After they're cooled, I pop them in a big ziploc or freezer container and in the freezer they go, until I'm ready for some of them. I usually make several pans of them, so I have plenty for lots of meals. Just bring out how many I need for a quick meal, a few minutes in the microwave and they're ready! There's nothing faster than that!
By badwater
By Hazel Rabenaldt
By M. Day, Ohio
By Amy
If you'll make a little hollow in each muffin when you put it in the pan, you can make either Mexican or Italian meatloaf muffins by adding salsa and cheddar or spaghetti sauce and mozarella in the last ten minutes. It's especially nice if you mix mexican spices or italian spices into the meat mixture before you bake.
I have made meatloaf using stove top stuffing but instead of water, used dry (cheap!) red wine to soak the stuffing first then added to the meat & eggs. Very, very good! Freezes well, retains good flavor.
Add BBQ sauce on the top and shredded cheddar cheese the last 10 minutes for extra flavour.
I make meat loaf with about a pound of ground beef, two slices of white bread (torn into small pieces) and all the spices and seasonings. Then I pat it into a 9 inch glass pie plate. It bakes in 20 or 30 minutes at 350*. This is perfect for 2 or 3 people.