A real family pleaser, and great comfort food. Great served with green beans and mashed potatoes, with extra catsup on the side. I usually double the recipe and make two loaves in order to have extra for meatloaf sandwiches the next day--yum!!! Recipe is from my mother who learned it from my Oma, growing up.
Soak white bread in enough milk to make a mush, set aside.
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Mix together ground beef, eggs, onion, salt and pepper; blend well.
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Add bread/milk mixture to the meat mixture.
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Pat meat into a loaf shape and place onto baking sheet with a lip to catch drippings (line the pan with foil for easy cleanup).
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Press bacon slivers gently into top of loaf with pointed tip of a knife.
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Spoon catsup generously on top of meatloaf, then sprinkle with fine breadcrumbs.
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Bake for 50-60 minutes, until the meat is nicely browned and topping is caramelized.
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Leftovers make very delectable sandwiches the following day, so you may wish to double the recipe and make two loaves! I prefer white bread for mine, with just a little catsup. DH likes his with whole grain wheat bread and lotsa catsup. I hope you enjoy :).
delicious.. very juicy, full of flavor and crispy on the top too.. I was too lazy to cut up the bacon, so I made my meatloaf elongated like a rectangle and stretched over slices of bacon on it. The drippings in the pan also made quite a bit of smoke, but luckily the meatloaf itself never burned. End result was still very tasty. Thanks!
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This is pretty flavourful with a mix of minced pork and beef. Served it with caramelized onions, radish-tinged mash potato and saute'ed celery. My German other half ate quite a lot of it. ;-)
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