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Meatloaf Gordon Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
2 pounds of ground beef
2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
a glub of ketchup and A-1 steak sauce (glub = about ¼ cup)
several splashes of Worcestershire sauce
a large splash of wine
a couple of eggs
enough bread crumbs to solidify the stuff
okay, the secret ingredient - half a can of Miller Genuine Draft beer (cold filtered, never heat pasteurized) in honor of a past favorite race driver, Rusty Wallace.

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Directions:
The real reason that the recipe for Meatloaf Gordon was second is that he works third shift and I had to wait till I could get the recipe from him. You are really lucky that I got it at all. He was reluctant to share, but I talked him into it. He'll agree to anything when he's asleep. (this recipe, and a few others, was part of my never-finished cookbook "Oh my God, they're in the driveway)

Mash all of the stuff above together, cook at about 375 until "Mom says its done". That's a quote, ladies and gentlemen, I would guess about an hour. Well, that's it. The meatloaf that has replaced mine as the family favorite. I would have thought of it sooner or later. Notice however, people of the Green Pepper and Onion Council, the hatred of your vegetables runs in the family.

 

 

 

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