Ina Garten’s Meatloaf | Barefoot Contessa | Food Network


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  1. Owen Parker Jr.
    Owen Parker Jr. says:

    I just finished enjoying this meat loaf. Ms. Garten, I want to thank you. I also added finely chopped bell pepper and jalapeno. I mixed ketchup and barbecue sauce for the topping. I'm a happy camper with leftovers for the next three days. Amazing recipe.

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  2. M Alvarado
    M Alvarado says:

    Just placed my meatloaf in the oven house smells amazing and so easy to put together. I had all ingredients except for fresh thyme..used dried. Love easy quick recepies especially from Ina. Thank you. ❤

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  3. James Keener
    James Keener says:

    Hmm. I ended up cooking the meatloaf at 325F for one hour forty minutes and just put it back in the oven because the internal temperature was only 150 degrees. I had a pan of water (hot water from the beginning) on a lower rack and just pulled it out, thinking that might be the cause. Thoughts?

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  4. Johnette Beaver
    Johnette Beaver says:

    I have used her recipe for many years doing it exactly like she does except for my topping is ketchup, brown sugar and a smidge of mustard all mixed together and added about 10 minutes before it’s done. It is slap your momma good! If you knew my momma you would know that’s a life threatening comment 😂so it’s really good 😂😂

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  5. BoyGoergeStrait
    BoyGoergeStrait says:

    Here's a tip I found today. You don't need chicken broth, just deglaze the pan with the onions with a little bit of water. My meatloaf came out great. I don't keep chicken broth in the house
    I also substitute an open bag of crackers (crumbled of course) for the bread crumbs I didn't use any salt because of the salt on the crackers

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  6. Anniefanny Charles
    Anniefanny Charles says:

    I have to have milk added to my meatloaf recipe. It changes the consistency of the meat and makes it much better. Maybe it's a German thing. My recipe is passed down from my Great-Grandmother who brought it from her homeland.

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