Sunday, May 15, 2016

"Egg-In-The-Middle" Meatloaf

Here's an old-school recipe that my Great-grandma would make for my Poppop when he was a kid. I've already made single-serve "mini-meatloaves" for the blog and here is another way to step up this classic dish!

Ingredients:

For the Meatloaf:
Ground Beef, Pork & Veal Mixture--- 1 LB
Whole Wheat Bread--- 3 slices
Milk--- 1 CUP
Sweet Onion (chopped)--- 3/4 CUP
Garlic (minced)--- 2 cloves

Paprika--- 2 TBSP
Salt--- 1 TSP
Pepper--- 2 TBSP


For the Hard Boiled Egg:
Egg--- 1 to 3

Step by Step:

  • We found that the best way to hard boil and egg is to place the egg in a a small pot and bring water to a rolling boil, uncovered. Maintain the gentle boil for 11 minutes then turn off heat and remove pot from burner. Let eggs cool before using.

  • In a bowl, pour milk over bread and tear slices apart until they are the size of croutons

  • Cut onion and garlic and add to mixing bowl

  • Add meat and seasonings to mixing bowl and knead in bread until you have a solid ball of meatloaf 

  • Flatten loaf (a) on a work surface and place eggs (b) in the middle. Take ends and fold together (c) to seal-in the eggs. Place the seam side down.
(a)

(b)

(c)
  • Place in a oiled loaf pan and bake at 375F for 45 minutes

  • Let cool 5 minutes before serving so the meat & egg sets in place
Enjoy!








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