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A meat bundt enrobed in prosciutto

meat bundt loaf
I've seen meatloaf baked in bread pans and meatloaf baked in free form shapes (mock lobster, anyone?). But I've never seen anyone think to bake up a meatloaf in a tube pan until I was scanning through my RSS reader last night. But if anyone was going to think of a bundt meatloaf, I'm not surprised that it came from the minds of the chefs/bloggers behind the site Ideas in Food. They are always thinking creatively about food and manage to produce a number of interesting (and I'm sure tasty) dishes. I think that this is what I'd like to eat for dinner tonight.

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Filed Under: On the Blogs, Ingredients
Tags: beef, bundt pan, dinner, food blogs, Ideas in Food, IdeasInFood, meatloaf, prosciutto, tube pan

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drstrangegun

2-25-2008 @10:37AM drstrangegun said... Hrmm. If ground beef presented in a cooked patty is chopped steak, then if you back a bundt (or tube) pan with ground beef and bake it then do you have...


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Bernie B

2-25-2008 @12:01PM Bernie B said... I thought about doing this before, but I don't own a bundt pan. Theirs looks tasty, but after reading the article he really puts a lot of funk into his meatloaf. While meatloaf was supposed to be a way to stretch a meal when you have limited ingredients, this guy puts way too much jank in it. Balsamic, Jalepenos, Dill Pickle, Tobasco, etc.. No thanks..
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