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Tag Archives: Meatloaf
Why Are These Sticking to the Grill – Says My Hubby – Brush Them with Oil Before You Turn Them – Say I – Yellow Squash Sliced and Oiled – Tasty – Steve Grills – I Love It –
We have it worked out perfectly. I prepare it and Steve grills it. This time I sent him out the door with a small bowl of garlic infused oil to slather on the slices of yellow squash. This keeps it … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Cooking Techniques and Shortcuts, Food, Memoir
Tagged Author, Buddy for David, Carol Ann Hoel, Crock Pot, Garlic Infused Oil, Grilling, Grilling Yellow Squash, Meatloaf, Meatloaf Grilled, Meatloaf ingredients, Old Recipes, Raspberry Pastry, Suspense genre, Yellow Squash
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Rowe Pottery – Beautiful to Look at – Too Special to Sell – Puzzling in Some Ways – I Will Keep Them and Use Them –
We are doing a special kind of housecleaning where all things are examined and judged for usefulness or beauty or some quality that says an item should take up space in our home. These are part of a collection of Rowe Pottery. … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, Thought
Tagged Baking, Beauty, collection, Crock Pot, housecleaning, kitchen, kitchen utensils, Loaf Pan, Meatloaf, Rowe Pottery, Rowe Pottery Collection, Space, Stuffed Peppers, Usefulness, Utensil Container
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My New Biscuit Cutters Made Great Biscuits – But Using the Wine Goblet or the Cap from the Laundry Soap or Any Circular Cutting Edge Works as Well – Biscuits Seem about the Same – Delicious – Not Mile-High Biscuits – Just Biscuits –
I had to find out and I did. I appreciate using my new biscuit cutters. They came in the mail on Friday. I tried them out today. Baking two zucchini loaves, biscuits, meatloaf and frying zucchini patties caused an extreme mess in the … Continue reading
Creative Urge in the Kitchen Produces Potato Chip-Peach-Walnut Meatloaf – Dealing with Gluten Allergy – Finding Alternative Ingredients – What’s Your Guess – Failure or Success –
Success. It tasted like meatloaf. Very moist and delicious. The walnuts remained visible during baking. They tasted nutty and had a soft texture from resting on the top of the meatloaf while baking. The peach added moisture and did not … Continue reading
Meatloaf – FUN – Never the Same Twice – Be Creative – Be Bold – Make Your Mark on a Meatloaf Recipe –
Meatloaf recipes are basically the same except as we revise them to suit our needs or whims. What’s in your refrigerator? What’s on your pantry shelf? If not an ingredient your recipe calls for, you might find something that will work as well or better. … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking Techniques and Shortcuts, Food
Tagged basil, Buttermilk, Carol Ann Hoel, Cuisinart food processor, ingredients, Meatloaf, Meatloaf recipes, onion, oregano, Parsley, refrigerator, sage, Sirloin patties, thyme, tomato sauce, What's in your refrigerator, What's on your pantry shelf
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Meatloaf with Fresh Sage and Oregano
Fresh herbs from my brother’s garden (right) inspire me to cook. I snap photos as I begin to prepare meatloaf with fresh sage and oregano. Here is a list of ingredients: 2 lb. ground beef 1/2 cup cooked brown rice (or white) … Continue reading
Posted in Thought
Tagged brown rice, Cooking, eggs, fresh herbs, garlic, ground beef, herb garden, hot sauce, Meatloaf, onion, oregano, Recipe, sage
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