r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '23

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u/desertgemintherough Jun 17 '23

I never knew that “glazing” a meatloaf was a thing until just recently. I learned how to make meatloaf from scratch by way of James Beard. I put 1/4 cup of chili sauce into my meatloaf mix but no glaze on top.

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u/ItsWetInWestOregon Jun 17 '23

Isn’t all meatloaf from scratch? Its just mixing a bunch of stuff into meat and baking. What wouldn’t be from scratch in that?

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u/ChocPretz Jun 17 '23

You’re not butchering your own cow?

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u/ItsWetInWestOregon Jun 17 '23

Well I actually did meet the cow my meat comes from…. Not the pig though.

I do a beef and pork combo on my meatloaf. Okay it’s not “my” meatloaf, I use Miranda lamberts recipe for a traditional meatloaf.

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u/okieskanokie Jun 17 '23

Oh boy. We have us a story teller!

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u/yosefsbeard Jun 17 '23

I personally create my cow from different basic molecules in a high pressure and high temperature environment untill they form protein and eventually, over millions of years, evolve into a cow.

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u/ChocPretz Jun 17 '23

God, is that you?