"What you see is what you get."
You can say that about my meatloaf. The only thing you
probably for sure can't see in the picture are the eggs I added so the mixture would mix more easily. There's no flour, bread crumbs or matzah meal as a "binder." As you can see I mixed the chopped "meat,"
in this case I used ground turkey, with:
- onion,
- eggs
- tomato and
- some dehydrated leaves, probably parsley.
I may have sprinkled in some garlic, too. There are no laws as to what you can add. That's why I never give too many details in my recipes. If I don't have tomato paste or don't want to open up a can, I just cut up a ripe tomato. Once the meatloaf is cooked, you really can't tell the difference. This fancy baking (bake & serve) pan is too large for the amount of meat I had, so I added some pieces of squash. You can add any vegetable you wish, like onions and eggplant.
Enjoy and tell me about your experiments.
PS This is also 100% kosher for Passover. The truth is that I eat Passover type food all year. I don't eat grains, carbs, bread etc.
2 comments:
I told my daughter I would make meatloaf for Pesach. She was excited.
You give lots of good ideas for ingredients.
Thanks. Cooking should be fun.
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