Meatloaf without Ketchup?
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Comments (4)I agree 2 separate pans, and some room for "air flow" around the pans..should take any more time than usual. Maybe rotate them so that the outside of the pans, become the inside half way through......See MoreMom's Meatloaf
Comments (15)Yes, there is a hint of stroganoff or maybe even Swedish meatballs about it. Hmmm, doesn't surprise me that I'd love it with my German-Russian ethnic background. lol There must be some enzymes in the sour cream that are tenderizing the meats. That was always my dislike of meatloaf/meatballs...too tough. Mom's were soft & moist. I'll bet she used yogurt instead of sour cream?? I think you could season many different ways including with the Lipton onion soup mix. Many of us have stirred the soup base into sour cream for a dip/chip thing. Why not meatloaf with Lipton's? /tricia...See MoreAre you a ketchup snob? Have a favorite condiment?
Comments (51)LOL! Writersblock, I think "plain" including mayonnaise must actually be a local oddity. California hamburgers normally come with mayonnaise or hamburger sauce (akin to 1000 Island dressing, but with different proportions, sometimes idiosyncratic to the chef), but plain means no condiments, and the vegetables on the side if you don't specify. Rusty, I only heard about burgers not having mayo/sauce when I was lunching with a friend from Boston. I think mayonnaise is common throughout the West. Which drives her nuts. :) When I was a kid, the lack thereof--in kid lore--was a telling point as to why McDonald's weren't "real" hamburgers. :) (It was probably the moms who first said they weren't "real" meaning that they weren't good quality food, and the kids were just trying to figure out why.) I ran out of ketchup, a few days back, in the middle of making Sloppy Joes. I compensated. The resulting mix was very tasty, and did have some ketchup, not to mention mustard, hot BBQ sauce, onions, parsley, S&P, bell peppers, jalapeños, and even some carrots and other odds and ends. That's what's so fun about Sloppy Joes. You can put anything in. It's like a salad. It was very tasty. Reaction? Needs ketchup!...See MoreWhat is it with Men, Meatloaf and Catsup?
Comments (49)ChiSue...I loved your post and am guilty as charged...on some counts. One thing on the plate at a time? (OMG, the peas are *touching* the mashed potatoes!) That would be me...and I'm 59 years old. I do...not...want my food to touch. Okay, gravy may touch potatoes and/or meat. Butter may touch bread. But meat or potatoes should not touch bread. Ice cream can touch pie or cake. No veggies should ever touch any other veggie or any meat, or any bread. Ever. To prevent foods, especially veggies, from "touching" I use small bowls instead of a large dinner plate. Peas...in their own bowl. Salad...in it's own bowl. Grilled eggplant...on it's own saucer. Buttered potatoes...in a small bowl - so the butter does not melt, spread all over a plate, and lose it's close bond with the potatoes. A slice of meat on another small plate. I don't mind washing a few simple small bowls. I would mind if the foods were all jumbled together. Of course, at friends' or acquaintances' homes, I eat what's on my plate, usually one food at a time, and ignore the fact my food is touching. I love it when anyone invites me to dine with them; what an honor! One dear friend (seriously), knowing of my eating preferences, served my dinner on two of her toddlers' divided plates. Plenty of spaces for foods, none of which touched. I loved it. She gets me! Do you know people who salt their food before they taste it? Yep; my dear husband. No matter what is set on the table, and no matter how many or how few dishes I put it in...he sits down, looks at everything, picks up the salt shaker and shakes, shakes, shakes. Because of this I have stopped using salt in my recipes. I can at least regulate some of the salt he gets. Do you know people who 'defend' their plates and eat fast? I'm innocent of this one. I eat very slowly and if someone wants something off of my plate(s) they are welcome to it....See More- 18 years ago
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