Meatloaf
American
Mix the meat just enough for the loaf to hold its shape. After baking, give it a short rest so the juices settle and the slices are less likely to crumble.

- Servings (recipe yield)
- 6+
- Prep time
- 30 min
- Cook time
- Not provided
- Rest / chill / soak
- Not provided
- Total time
- Not provided
Estimated times for this version of the recipe. Equipment, ingredient preparation and batch size can change the timing.
Times from the source where available.
Ingredients
- 4 1/2 pounds Ground beef
- 1 Onion
- 2 Slices bread
- 4 Eggs
- 1/4 Cup milk
- Garlic salt
- Onion powder
- Mustard
- Sugar free ketchup
- 3 Cubes of brown sugar
- 1 Can Campbell's tomato soup
- Franks RedHot sauce (Optional)
Instructions
- Once thawed, put all of your beef into a bowl. The next 4 steps will all go into this same bowl.
- Dice the onion and bread slices into small pieces. Add them.
- Crack and put in all of your eggs.
- Pour in your milk, and a moderate amount of mustard and ketchup.
- Add garlic salt and onion powder.
- Now you must use your (sanitized) hands and mix everything in the big bowl well. Make sure you get the bottom.
- Evenly distribute your mixed meat into 2 or 3 oven safe greased up dishes. Try to flatten the surface as much as you can.
- In each dish, create a small channel in the middle of each meatloaf. This is to maintain the shape as it's cooking.
- Put all of your meatloaf filled dishes into the oven on 180 Celsius for 1 hour.
- Once you have about 15 minutes left on your timer, get started on your sauce.
- Toss your 3 sugar cubes into a bowl with a little bit of hot water to melt them.
- Add your tomato soup, 1/4 Cup of ketchup and mustard (each).
- Stir sauce until it's a thick, light red color.
- Once 1 hour is up, take out all of your meatloaf. Make sure to cut open the thickest meatloaf and confirm the beef is cooked.
- Coat the top of each of your meatloaves with the sauce, evenly.
- Once coated, put back into the oven for 10 minutes.
- Take out all of your meatloaf. Once cool, slice it up and serve!
Source: Public Domain Recipes · ryan-wilson · Recipe source · Public-domain source license
