Search Results - Meatloaf

Type in a word or phrase to search:

Showing 1 to 9 of 9 Articles matching 'Meatloaf' in related articles.

Pages: 1

1. Meatloaf Memories August 11, 2008 Meatloaf Memories By Liz Gilbert When I was a little girl, my family would take summer trips up to see my grandparents. Their house was on a lake, in the middle of nowhere, and I loved the drive up; all the beautiful trees, the sun glistening on the lake, and all the amazing wildlife. But, the part that I loved the most was our first night dinner ritual. Every time we came, my grandmother made her meatloaf recipe. And when I was finally tall enough to reach the counter she taught me how to make it too. There's something so simple, and comforting about meatloaf. So after my fami... (read more) Author: Liz Gilbert

2. Recipes For Deviled Eggs July 02, 2008 Boiled eggs with a dressed-up yolk have been around since ancient Romans poured sauces of wine, honey, pine nuts and herbs on them. By the Renaissance time, eggs stuffed with savory spices were common. Like other dishes that have gathered attention recently, such as designer macaroni and cheese and riffs on meatloaf, this latest interest in deviled eggs rode in on many streams. With the economy going to hell, the war dragging on and gas prices so high, you're talking about a lot of depressing things going on. During my childhood the deviled eggs were a family picnic staple. They're simple... (read more) Author: ZAchary Nyakundi

3. Disciplinary Loaf October 18, 2007 An indubitable fact: my grandma, Nannie, could make the best Snickerdoodle cookies. Pity, then, that this is not her claim to fame (or is it infamy) in her small hometown. For it is there, in the otherwise peaceful agricultural environs of California's San Joaquin Valley, that the sweetest little old lady this side of Pasadena was known for something the locals would deridingly call disciplinary loaf. Nannie was a God fearing woman who attended church, well, religiously. And as the ever mindful church-goer, Nannie believed it was her duty to bake pumpkin pie for the church bake sale.... (read more) Author: Beth McCain

4. Meatloaf: The Versatile Comfort Food June 09, 2007 If meatloaf is in your comfort food category then most likely you grew up with it. Comfort foods are like that. They bring back the memories of childhood and the great smells and tastes from Mom's kitchen. In all probability my Mom's meatloaf recipe, that is comforting to me, is not the same as your Mom's. That's what's so great about meatloaf. There's not a definitive recipe. It's a blank canvas. One of the most versatile meat entrees there is. It can be anything you want it to be. It's actually more of a food category than it is a food item. In the same manner that soup is a ... (read more) Author: Jim Bolding

5. Organize Your Fridge Today! April 03, 2007 The liver is an amazing organ. Tasked with removing toxins from the body, the liver acts as a natural filter. However, with today?s poor, overly processed dietary habits and overindulgence, it is easy for your liver to become overwhelmed and ?clogged?. Have you taken a good look in your refrigerator, lately? Your mother-in-law?s Meatloaf Surprise started living up to it?s name two weeks ago. Month-old leftovers are now candidates for Junior?s next science project. Don?t let your food decay behind the Brita pitcher! Follow these tips to save you time, space, and wasted food: Purge G... (read more) Author: Hazel Leo

6. Bathtub Aromatherapy 101 February 06, 2007 Smell is the sense that’s the most strongly linked to our emotions and memories. You can tell every time you smell something from your childhood—whether it’s that perfume your mom used to wear, the smell of meatloaf in the oven, or the scent of freshly cut grass on a Saturday morning, we’ve all got a few scent triggers that bring us back to a simpler time. It’s no wonder that smells are now believed to have beneficial properties that can cause us to relax, perk up, feel better, or whatever else we need. And if you want to get into aromatherapy, the perfect place to do it is already installe... (read more) Author: Ray Dobson

7. 3 Easy to Make Meatloaf Recipes January 30, 2007 Good Cook dessert recipes. For more cooking resources visit Advantage Content Cooking and Recipes and Yummy Tummy Recipes">Here are 3 different, easy to make, recipes for meatloaf. Meatloaf Recipe 1 Ingredients: 2 Eggs 1/2 cup water Two tablespoons of soy sauce 1 small onion diced 2 Lbs. ground beef 8oz package of pre-made stuffing, (such as Stove Top) salt & pepper to taste Directions: Preheat Oven to 350°F Beat eggs, water, and approximately two tablespoons of soy sauce together in a separate bowl and set aside. Get a large bowl and mix the groun... (read more) Author: David Slone

8. Bargain Shopper November 14, 2006 Do you consider yourself to be a bargain shopper? After growing up around various women, it didn't take me long to come to the realization that most women are. You may refute this, but how many women do you know that aren't ever vigilant in finding that next great deal on handbags or meatloaf? I have to laugh at my wife and daughters when they tell me that they found this great deal of a pair of boots, or a new jacket. The fact of the matter is is that they already have plenty of them. How many pairs of shoes do you need? How many can you wear? Well, apparently many women need a pair for eac... (read more) Author: Morgan Hamilton

9. Eating Outside Your Box January 28, 2006 One way to combat the boredom many people complain accompanies eating healthy is to “eat outside your box,” by experimenting with new foods and cuisines and by challenging your notions about what to eat and when. Iceberg is not the only kind of lettuce, apples and oranges aren’t the only fruits and there is no law that says you can’t eat mushroom lasagne for breakfast and a southwestern omelete for dinner. And just because your parents always eat turkey on Thanksgiving, fish on Friday and meatloaf on Mondays doesn’t mean you have to. Dare to step outside your comfort zone and put an end to ... (read more) Author: Jackie stanley

Pages: 1