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Old Oct 6, 2020 | 12:13 am
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Originally Posted by TWA884
It's one of my favorite comfort dishes. Has been a while, as in a few years, since we had it.

We had 2 lbs. of ground beef in the fridge and my wife asked me what I wanted for dinner, so it just popped into my mind. Then we couldn't find the 28 some years old newspaper clipping. I remembered that there was no meatloaf in the article title but couldn't remember the key words. We remembered that it started with "Sal" but not much more. I spend at least an hour googling; I used various combinations of meatloaf, ground beef, cheddar cheese, mushrooms, tomato sauce, etc., as key words to no avail. I even consulted a Spanish kitchen companion dictionary. Went through all the "S" entries, but still no luck.

Then my wife said queso. I then googled "site:latimes.com queso meatloaf" and bingo, first result. It's a lot of patshke, but so good. It's going to last us for three dinners. I was also able to find a reprint of the book where the recipe was originally published.

I opened a bottle of 2016 Olivares Monastrell Altos de la Hoya to go along with it.
Interesting recipe especially the part about beating and folding in the egg whites. What is the texture like? I assume it is not dense like a regular meatloaf is but it holds together ok? I like the breadcrumb coating idea too.
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