I've been meaning to try this for quite a while and tonight was the night. I always thought that brain-shaped Jello mold could be used for something else, so I used it to make a meatloaf. I just packed the meat mixture into the mold good and tight, then flipped it over and out onto a baking sheet. I basted it with a cranberry glaze.
Quite delicious.
Thread: Meatloaf Brain
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Meatloaf Brain –
09-23-2010,09:56 PM
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09-24-2010,03:24 AM
Two awesome thumbs up! Looks yummy yet disgusting at the same time.
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09-25-2010,07:56 PM
Ive gone back and forth on buying that mold...you just sold me on it!!
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09-25-2010,09:10 PM
Did it cook the whole way through? Seems like it might be a bit thick... I might have to try this for my party, especially with the bloody glaze!
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09-26-2010,11:27 AM
Fab! Would this work using just mince meat and pre cooking it then packing it in to get the shape? I have never made a meat loaf or eaten one so have no idea what holds it together?
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09-28-2010,10:31 AM
It cooked through just fine. I was concerned about that too but checked it with a meat thermometer to be sure. The texture was a little bit crumbly so I wonder if using two eggs instead of just one might bind it together better.
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