Do you like meatloaf

IUtoSLU · Nov 13, 2008

When I was a kid, my family never had meatloaf for dinner. One night, probably around 3rd grade, I spent the night at a new friend's house for the first time. Meatloaf was served for dinner and, interally, I freaked out. What was in this loaf? What would it taste like? I remember thinking that it wasn't bad but that I didn't want to eat it again. That is still the only time I've ever eaten meatloaf.

pajames · Nov 13, 2008

I have loved it since I was a kid. A restaurant I used to go to in Providence used to take the leftovers and grill it and serve it on a portuguese roll with homemade ketchup. Man that used to really blow me away.

greekonomist · Nov 13, 2008

Originally Posted by iammatt

I liked it as a kid. Now I wouldn't eat it warm, but I love it for sandwiches.

cold meatloaf sandwiches =

dizzhizz · Nov 13, 2008

http://www.blackwidowbakery.com/demo...ake/index.html

meatloaf is ******* awesome.

dizzhizz · Nov 13, 2008

Originally Posted by pajames

I have loved it since I was a kid. A restaurant I used to go to in Providence used to take the leftovers and grill it and serve it on a portuguese roll with homemade ketchup. Man that used to really blow ****** away.

fixed.

but i still love it.

Eagle · Nov 13, 2008

I ate it as a kid and my wife puts out a pretty mean meatloaf these days!

Piobaire · Nov 13, 2008

My wife has this great recipe for it. I'll try and post it. It uses, amongst other things, chorizo, ground beef, cummin, and one jalopeno pepper. Very good. Of course, she makes Japanese style rice to go with it. Some how, I expect some spuds when I see meatloaf, but the rice goes nicely too.

Spatlese · Nov 13, 2008

^ I like meatloaf a lot, because as above you can turn it into something much better than what maybe many associate with bad memories of meatloaf (dry, overcooked, tasteless).

Milhouse · Nov 13, 2008

Originally Posted by dizzhizz

http://www.blackwidowbakery.com/demo...ake/index.html

meatloaf is ******* awesome.

That is one of the most impressive things I've seen in a long time.

Kei-bon · Nov 13, 2008

Originally Posted by Manton

I had meatloaf for the first time in probably 25 years at FCI family meal about a month ago. It was great.

There must be something in the air. I haven't eaten meatloaf since I was a kid. Two weeks ago, I was suddenly inspired to make one. Very standard recipe. It was delicious both warm and, next day, cold.

JayJay · Nov 13, 2008

I like meatloaf but can't remember when I last ate it.

spertia · Nov 13, 2008

Meatloaf is one of those dinners from childhood that would literally make me gag as I tried to choke it down (even when smothered in ketchup).

There was a rather large woman in one of the offices where I worked a few years ago who brought a cream-cheese-stuffed meatloaf into the office for a pot-luck party.

sho'nuff · Nov 13, 2008

meatloaf is one of those awesome comfort foods if made very well.

if made bad it is bad.

mashed potatoes, gravy, meatloaf, some tabasco sauce, black pepper, mmm, great comfort food enjoyment.

but if i had a choice between that and country fried steak, i prefer the latter.

CTGuy · Nov 13, 2008

He was good in fight club.

LabelKing · Nov 13, 2008

Originally Posted by spertia

Meatloaf is one of those dinners from childhood that would literally make me gag as I tried to choke it down (even when smothered in ketchup).

There was a rather large woman in one of the offices where I worked a few years ago who brought a cream-cheese-stuffed meatloaf into the office for a pot-luck party.

That's nauseating.

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