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By sure-sure
Northern California
on February 11, 2013
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I really liked this version of meatloaf, but my husband didn't dig the BBQ flavor as much. I'll definitely be tweaking this one to suit us both and freezing batches.
By mhein13
on September 12, 2012
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The flavor was good here, but the muffin idea just didn't work well for me. Maybe it's because I like my meatloaf to have crispier edges, but I found this to stay very mushy at the bottom even after extending the baking time. I ended up removing them from the muffin tray and baking on parchment paper for an additional 10 minutes. When I make them again, I'd probably just cook as meatballs on a parchment-paper lined tray. You can still easily freeze the leftovers and get the little individual portions that the muffin tray would provide, but I believe the baking will be more consistent. Plus, clean up will be easier since you will only need to throw away parchment paper and rinse the baking sheet! Here, I had to clean the muffin tray and baking sheet.
I also added some Worcestershire sauce to this. Great flavor!
By anthoan
Omaha, NE
on September 04, 2012
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This was very good, and I will probably make it again. The meatloaf muffins were moist and flavorful. I didn't give it 5 stars because it wasn't a recipe I will talk about around the water cooler tomorrow, but the flavor was very good. One recommendation is to put the muffin pan on a sheet tray because there are a lot of drippings and you probably don't want to clean the oven!