This is based on one of the versions of meatloaf in the Joy of Cooking. I found some Italian seasoned ground turkey at the grocery store last weekend and thought it would be a good accompaniment to the manicotti I was making.
Next time I’ll skip the seasoned turkey so I can I have more control of the flavor. It was a little spicy for me. I also think I’ll try sautéing shallots and red peppers, as well as adding some parmesan cheese.
Italian Meatloaf
1lb ground meat
1 to 3 eggs, depending on how dry your meat or bread crumbs are
¾ to 1 cup bread crumbs (I love panko breadcrumbs for meatloaf, but used herb & garlic this time)
1 to 2 cups onions or shallots (I liked the shallots myself)
1 t salt
½ t pepper
Seasonings of your choice: oregano, Italian seasoning, parsley, basil
½ cup of marinara sauce
Heat oven to 350. Mix ingredients through sauce and mound together in a greased pan. Spread marinara sauce over meatloaf and bake until thermometer reads 160 degrees, about 1 hour.
Eating, drinking and general merriment, all in the name of food and good times.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Italian Easter Bread
Not sure if there are any other Italians in the group- or anyone who has tasted this delicious bread but I found this blog and loved her pics...I could almost taste the bread!
http://theitaliandish.blogspot.com/2008/03/italian-easter-bread.html
My Mom has made Easter bread alot like this every year since I can remember. I've never made it yet myself and contemplated doing it this year but alas I do not have a Kitchenaid mixer so I'm not sure I can..it would be alot of work just by hand! Maybe next year...
http://theitaliandish.blogspot.com/2008/03/italian-easter-bread.html
My Mom has made Easter bread alot like this every year since I can remember. I've never made it yet myself and contemplated doing it this year but alas I do not have a Kitchenaid mixer so I'm not sure I can..it would be alot of work just by hand! Maybe next year...
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