WriteChic Family Favorite: Groundhog Meatloaf
You know, I could have brought you video of Punxsutawney Phil, but I love you so much better than that.
Here’s a one of our family’s favorites. Groundhog Meatloaf.
Just whip together your own recipe, scream for the kids, let them do the dirty work of shaping the beast. Garlic cloves, almonds, or onion bits all make for good eyes and/or teeth.
Enjoy.
Okay, by popular request…tonight’s supper! Ta-da…..
2009 Groundhog Day Meatloaf: Before
2009 Groundhog Meatloaf: After
2009 Groundhog Day Meatloaf: Closeup!!!
He’s kinda got a Jabba the Hutt thing going…
Disclaimer: No groundhogs were harmed in the making of tonight’s supper. The cows…they weren’t so lucky.
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That may just be one of the coolest ‘holiday’ traditions around!!
You know you have to show an ‘after’ picture – right?
OH GOD!!! For a second I’d thought you skinned a frog or something…. hahhaha….
awesome… question, though… when you make that first cut… do you statr headside or rumpside?
here’s hoping for some Spring….
one love,
–Reverend Manny and the Twilight Empire
OK, it’s been awhile since I’ve commented, but I must say that this is creative. I’m not a meat loaf fan, but I hope the meat wasn’t groundhog.
I’m just kidding, I know it wasn’t. Thanks for sharing your creativity.
– Tim
Cookie, uncooked looks so much better than cooked. Cooked looks like sun baked road kill. However, tonight we’ll be attempting an upright groundhog meatloaf.
Pictures to come…pinky promise.
Manny, we start at the rump so it can look at us for as long as possible.
Tim! Happy to Entertain! I’ve got to get you on my blog roll so I remember to view more frequently. I always love what you write.
HAHAHAH!!!! rump side, ey… hahaha… how macabre….
dude I totally gotta see you try to cook this thing upright…. can’t wait for the pics… too funny….
one love,
–one hungry mutherf–kin reverend
Yum..ground hog! I used to make heart shaped meatloaf once in a while. Since I make mine with tomato sauce on top it really looked kind gruesomely genuine. The kids loved it, which probably doesn’t speak well of my child rearing skills.
Zen, the world needs people with senses of humor! You did well!
I would love to see the photo of your meat artwork after its been cooked.
lol!!!!