Chris's Italian style meatloaf has been a long standard in cooking for our household and it has evolved to what it is today - a moist flavorful comfort food with an Italian flare.
We use ground sirloin but just about any combination of sirloin, pork, and lamb can be substituted.
Pork and Lamb mixture is also a wonderful flavor but since Chris and I love sirloin, this is what we use.
Whatever you use, this basic Italian style should not disappoint.
Chris's Italian style loaf will sure please the family's taste buds, having them asking you to make it again and again.
Enjoy... John
Ingredients
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
While oven heats....
In a large bowl, place ground sirloin and add eggs, bread crumbs, salt and pepper.
Mix by hand until all ingredients are blended together.
Take mixture and form into a loaf.In a Pyrex Easy Grab 2 quart casserole with glass cover pour 2 tablespoon of olive oil and coat bottom of dish.
Take meat mixture and place into dish. Use a large spoon and press a well along the top of the meat mixture.
Pour a mixture of your favorite tomato sauce and ketchup along the top or leave plain.
Bake for 50 minutes or until done.
Serve Hot!
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Tips Make this a Tex-Mex Loaf:
For a meatless loaf, whole foods has a mouth watering recipe. |
In addition to Chris's Italian style there are a multitude of ways to making a meatloaf.
But what type of beef should I use. Without much additional reading, the USDA can give you all the information you may want to determine they type of beef, pork or chicken to use.
We of course thoroughly love sirloin so that is what we choose. But did you know there are all different grades? Check it out.
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