Veal and Sage Meatloaf with Gorgonzola Gravy and Smashed Potatoes with Prosciutto and Cheese
Show: 30 Minute MealsEpisode: Reward Yourself
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By mzap444
warrenton va
on January 14, 2012
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What a great tasting meal. Used one package of veal and one package of meatloaf mix. The only difference was I made two meatloaves and had them on a baking sheet and cooked them at 350 for an hour. The sauce is the main key that brings this all together, it is deliciuos. I did make the potatoes also and they were great. But if you feel the prociutto is pricey a quarter pound is too much. Four bacon thick slices of prciutto is plenty and cheaper.
By God Loves Me
Reidsville, Ga
on January 19, 2011
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It was Delicious!
By fnstudent
on October 10, 2010
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Rachel you are a fantastic chef, thank you! This meal was delicious. Unfortunately I overdid it on the salt, but that was my fault. The flavor, however, was fabulous. My favorite were the meatloaf and potatoes. I don't think I'm a big fan of kale. It has a bitterness much like spinach (although it could have been my fault. It was the first time I ever cooked it and I couldn't follow Rachel's recipe exactly because I had no red wine on hand. For the kale I used a combo of chicken stock and white whine which I had in the house, and it was still very tasty. Next time I'll ease up on the salt! Fabulous meal, however, despite my mistake.
By capromeryx
Seattle, WA
on July 17, 2010
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Expensive ingredients, totally blah flavor. What is up with the other reviews? I don't know what can save this recipe. Something with some flavor, perhaps. YUK and a lot of money for nothing.
By cgooygo_2296823
Long Beach, CA
on June 10, 2010
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The mini meatloaves are good, but the gorgonzola/mushroom gravy is absolutely AMAZING! Even my family who are not blue cheese fans, loved it. Could do without the potatoes. Frankly, an easy red smashed potato with butter, cream cheese and sour cream would be just as good and less expensive. Anyhooo, good job Miss Rachael!
By ncexnyc
on May 08, 2010
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This meal definitely takes longer than 30 minutes to make as you've got alot going on at one time. The meat will easily feed 6 instead of 4 and I believe it's better to go with smaller servings as this meal is very heavy.
The gravey was outstanding, very thick and with lots of flavor. The potatos go quite well with the gravey, just make sure the person at the deli counter follows your instructions and gives you thick sliced prusciutto, otherwise it doesn't work as well.
This is a great meal if you're looking to impress friends and family.
By operababe_61
Northern CA
on February 25, 2010
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This is why I will never be a professional chef right here. I used four different pans and every utensil in the house to make this meal! LOL But it wasn't a difficult recipe. I loved the gorgonzola gravy but combined with mashed potatoes and meatloaf this was a very heavy meal. The texture of the meatloaf was kind of pasty. I think I might try it again with turkey or just ground beef. I enjoyed the potatoes but my husband felt the nutmeg flavor was weird and overpowering. I'd leave that out next time.
By olgainc_1630047
Durham, NC
on January 01, 2009
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This is definelty a recipe to try. Rich and satisfying. I wondered if there was too much going on in all the entree items there are rich flavors and textures...but here I am going back to make it again for company!
By haferlg_11450522
Fleetwood, PA
on December 09, 2008
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I made this meal for my girlfriend's birthday. It was easy and fun to make. My guests raved about the meal -- better than any restaurant meal they have ever had.
Thank you Rachael !
By jymandbrenda_11...
green valley, AZ
on December 07, 2008
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Thanx Rachel for a very tasty and easy recipe, this is a keeper, just the way you wrote it! One thing I would like to say openly on these recipe comment sites is this! why do people come on your site and immediately change the whole recipe to their likeing then proceed to drag the whole thing out as if they er way is the best way or is the only way. I know cooking is a thing of art and each to their own but gawd dang it we are suppose to be criticizing/praising your recipe not one some great cook at homee has hashed up for us to read,
with that said, I enjoy your show greatly and eagerly await new and challenging recipes
the jymster