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3/13/2014 12:27:05 PM	Favorite Recipes
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4/30/2014 10:03:10 AM	Favorite Recipes
coldsouthern Carthage, MS 32, joined Jan. 2014	Something i whipped up a few days ago fry some ground chicken mix it with some uncle bens roasted chicken flavored rice and mushrooms and mix all that with some jambalaya base use a dash of salt, pepper, parsley, italian seasoning, tonys seasoning, mederterranian seasoning, and i think some oreagno. Really really good
5/1/2014 11:23:49 AM	Favorite Recipes
saruman256 Belleville, IL 61, joined Jun. 2007	Ooh, that sounds good. I like to make meatloaf with cround turkey and pork these days since that is the cheapest meat, add dry oatmeal and wheat germ to the mix to absorb all the juices (Flavor), spices and herbs. The resulting loaf is firm yet tender, slices easily, and since all the liquid and fat are absorbed there is no waste.
5/5/2014 5:41:37 PM	Favorite Recipes
2plushy4ever Mishawaka, IN 50, joined May. 2009	Quote from saruman256: Ooh, that sounds good. I like to make meatloaf with cround turkey and pork these days since that is the cheapest meat, add dry oatmeal and wheat germ to the mix to absorb all the juices (Flavor), spices and herbs. The resulting loaf is firm yet tender, slices easily, and since all the liquid and fat are absorbed there is no waste. I make a Turkey meatloaf and use some stuffing mix (like Stove Top brand) pulverized into crumbs in my processor-- It adds SO much flavor-- I also use those stuffing crumbs for making oven fried chicken tenders-- to the meatloaf I add also: some dry oatmeal, chopped onion and grated carrot, poultry seasoning, rubbed sage, an egg to bind it up... Bake in a loaf pan-- pull out 15 minutes early-- top with some poultry gravy-- bake another 15 minutes.
5/8/2014 1:14:35 PM	Favorite Recipes
saruman256 Belleville, IL 61, joined Jun. 2007	I use Progresso bread crumbs, plushy...... they already have the correct Italian herbs & spices in the right percentages, but the wheat germ and oatmeal add fiber while helping to maintain texture..... doesn't take much, just a few tablespoons. If you can splurge a little use ground buffalo or venison in the mix.
5/8/2014 2:40:48 PM	Favorite Recipes
2plushy4ever Mishawaka, IN 50, joined May. 2009	Quote from saruman256: I use Progresso bread crumbs, plushy...... they already have the correct Italian herbs & spices in the right percentages, but the wheat germ and oatmeal add fiber while helping to maintain texture..... doesn't take much, just a few tablespoons. If you can splurge a little use ground buffalo or venison in the mix. I make an Italian Meatloaf with the Progresso Italian seasoned breadcrumbs (using lean beef and sometimes a bit of bulk Italian sausage)-- I also add: diced onion- some Lawrey's seasoned salt- some Montreal Steak seasoning- garlic- some ketchup and a bit of tomato paste and an egg to bind it up... Sometimes I'll do a hidden layer of mozzarella cheese sticks in the middle so there's a tunnel of cheese when you slice it I make a topping using: ketchup, tomato paste, olive oil, garlic and Italian seasoning-- I'll heat this up in a saucepan to let the flavors develop. I put this on the meatloaf after it's browned up well and give it about 20 minutes more. Sometimes when it's TOO hot to heat the oven up-- I'll make Italian Meatloaf Burgers on our extra large size George Foreman grill-- toast up the buns in my toaster oven with a bit of garlic butter add a slice of mozzarella and serve with my topping in lieu of plain ketchup. This is my all time favorite meatloaf recipe-- moist and just bursting with flavor! [Edited 5/8/2014 2:41:17 PM ]