Tonight for dinner I made meatloaf. If you are a regular reader of my blog, you might remember when I made meatloaf before, and the "tricks" that I use to make it.
For the veggies in the meatloaf, I used 2 peppers from the garden and 2 small onions.
Chopped it up and sauteed it. Most people don't do this when making meatloaf. It is an important step in taking your meatloaf from ordinary to extraordinary. I just realized I didn't take a picture of the veggies sauteing. Oh, well.
I mixed the sauteed veg in with some pizza sauce, salt, pepper, and oatmeal.
Then I mixed in the meat, with my hands, yes. You can't mix meatloaf well without using your hands. It's messy, but it works so good.
Then I formed the meat in a pan. Notice how I didn't cram the meat down into the pan. I formed it in a long mound. This is another step to taking your meatloaf from ordinary to extraordinary. I could have even used a bigger pan so it would have been totally free standing. Oh, well.
The cooked meatloaf.
Notice that junky stuff and grease that formed around the sides. A lot of that would have been cooked in the meat if I had crammed it down into the pan.
I heated up some potatoes and green beans to go along with the meatloaf.
Yum, yum, yum!
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