September 2023; What's Cooking ?

bethk wrote:

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:Haven't had or made Meat Loaf in a long long time. Ummmm ..... ok BUT....I had to be careful to not let one piece of onion on DD's special NO ONION Personal meatloaf.
Pain in the @$$ for sure. I also had to re-mash the ground round to accommodate Tina's stomach issues. The best thing about home cooked meatloaf, is the next day slice meatloaf sandwiches with good German mustard. Hot meatloaf sandwiches is a leftover I will eat; with gravy, and on white pullman bread.

I understand it's a PITA to eliminate ingredients  ~ ~  HOWEVER, since I don't eat most cheese I completely understand.

And as long as you know ahead of time and don't have to try and pick out what's already mixed in.....well, it's not terribly difficult.

So now you get 'The-DAD-of-the-year' award......

LOL

THANKS BETH

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:Haven't had or made Meat Loaf in a long long time. Ummmm ..... ok BUT....I had to be careful to not let one piece of onion on DD's special NO ONION Personal meatloaf.
Pain in the @$$ for sure. I also had to re-mash the ground round to accommodate Tina's stomach issues. The best thing about home cooked meatloaf, is the next day slice meatloaf sandwiches with good German mustard. Hot meatloaf sandwiches is a leftover I will eat; with gravy, and on white pullman bread.

Cookin Lore wrote:

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:Haven't had or made Meat Loaf in a long long time. Ummmm ..... ok BUT....I had to be careful to not let one piece of onion on DD's special NO ONION Personal meatloaf.
Pain in the @$$ for sure. I also had to re-mash the ground round to accommodate Tina's stomach issues. The best thing about home cooked meatloaf, is the next day slice meatloaf sandwiches with good German mustard. Hot meatloaf sandwiches is a leftover I will eat; with gravy, and on white pullman bread.

I love meatloaf.  HOWEVER, I have not found a recipe in which you can really slice the loaf! any hints?  My kids say flavour is great, I just can't slice it. Mine always crunbles when I try to slice it.

Cookin Lore wrote:

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:Haven't had or made Meat Loaf in a long long time. Ummmm ..... ok BUT....I had to be careful to not let one piece of onion on DD's special NO ONION Personal meatloaf.
Pain in the @$$ for sure. I also had to re-mash the ground round to accommodate Tina's stomach issues. The best thing about home cooked meatloaf, is the next day slice meatloaf sandwiches with good German mustard. Hot meatloaf sandwiches is a leftover I will eat; with gravy, and on white pullman bread.

I love meatloaf.  HOWEVER, I have not found a recipe in which you can really slice the loaf! any hints?  My kids say flavour is great, I just can't slice it. Mine always crunbles when I try to slice it.

JanaAZ wrote:You haven’t seen me for a while. Something weird has been going on with my back and for the last few weeks I couldn’t stand long enough to cook. Thank goodness I had stuff in the freezer. We have a trip to the holy land in a few weeks and we were thinking we’d have to cancel it. Hopefully things will continue to improve

But as my back is starting to feel better, I’ll be cook8ng stuff again….but just quick and easy stuff.

JanaAZ wrote:You haven’t seen me for a while. Something weird has been going on with my back and for the last few weeks I couldn’t stand long enough to cook. Thank goodness I had stuff in the freezer. We have a trip to the holy land in a few weeks and we were thinking we’d have to cancel it. Hopefully things will continue to improve

But as my back is starting to feel better, I’ll be cook8ng stuff again….but just quick and easy stuff.

bethk wrote:

JanaAZ wrote:You haven’t seen me for a while. Something weird has been going on with my back and for the last few weeks I couldn’t stand long enough to cook. Thank goodness I had stuff in the freezer. We have a trip to the holy land in a few weeks and we were thinking we’d have to cancel it. Hopefully things will continue to improve

But as my back is starting to feel better, I’ll be cook8ng stuff again….but just quick and easy stuff.

Goodness, Judy ~ that doesn't sound like a fun time!  Hopefully it's just something minor that requires rest and heat/cold compresses to relax the muscles.

It's good to have to empty meals out of the freezers.....


I wasn’t going to have time to do much baking this season but I was going to get some dough made before I left. Yea, that didn’t happen.

((  makes more room for holiday cookies soon!  LOL  ))

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:Judy, feel better. Nothing worse than a crook in the neck.
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Slow neck exercise helps too. Only experience from my crooks that I get once in a while.....Sometime it is painful just to keep the head upright.
Enjoy your visit.