April 12, 2014

  • This is another very poor poem, but meatloaf is not an easy prompt after all, is it? ;-)

    Meatloaf
    gets a bad rap, or rep -
    reputation
    I personally find meatloaf quite conducive
    to my digestion.
    For my husband it was associated with a large family,
    a diminished budget.
    My bet, is he often tried to feed his, to his pet.
    So I never made meatloaf for my husband.
    It did not, for him, bring fond memories,
    but as a single, I have found many good recipes.

    I like mine best with cranberry... ground turkey, instead of beef.  The cranberry baked on top
    keeps the meat nice and moist.  :-)

    In other notes:
    The weather here has been beautiful... perfect... so I have been getting outside a bit more.
    I've also been busy passing the time watching the latest show that I've gotten hooked on... the Duggars...
    they are the family with... I don't know... something like 19 kids, or maybe even more by now.

Comments (5)

  • The memories have a great importance in what we love to eat or not .
    You are very affectionate to not hurt your husband .
    Love
    Michel

  • meatloaf did go a long ways in our family of 10.

  • I understand how your hubby felt. I am from a family of eight children and there were always others hanging around...so my Mom made a lot of meatloaf and hamburger recipes and meat-less meals.

    And I like the meatloaf connection to the Duggar family! :-)

    Your turkey meatloaf sounds divine! :-)

    HUGS!!! :-)

  • Hmm... the meatloaf with cranberries sounds yummy! So often our memories influence our likes & dislikes -- foods & other things, too.
    I like your poem, & I'm with you -- the couple, their 19 kids, & their DIL, 3 grands, etc. Great Christian families!

  • Your view of meatloaf is the same as mine---its origin is in poverty. lol

    Have a nice Sunday, Lynn.

    frank

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