rationing WW1 recipe Hamburger Loaf

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  • #6556

    Old Goat
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    Hamburg Loaf by Homemaker

    Meat 1 ½ pounds

    3 slices of bread crumbed

    Pork fat ¼ pound put through a chopper

    Egg 1

    Salt and pepper to taste

    Place alternately in pan meat the dressing, some pork on top

    Water ½ cup bake one hour or less

    Another way

    1 pound hamburg steak, add 2 cups crumbled crackers, salt and pepper to taste

    1 small onion cut fine

    1 teaspoon pork fat cut fine add water until quite soft, pack in pan, bake until done, baste if dry

  • #6588

    OldMt Woman
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    I use oatmeal soaked in milk to extend meat in my loaf.  But same concept.  I throw in vegetables sometimes….onions of course.  Shredded carrots.  Mushrooms.  What ever I have.  Shredded potatoes ….or I top the meat loaf with mashed potatoes when its going into the oven.  Golden mushroom soup poured undiluted on top.  But that’s ‘fancy’ for WW1 era.

    OldMtWoman

  • #6592

    Old Goat
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    Yes I add vegetables in powdered form LOL and oatmeal, but don’t tell the kids! They know about the oatmeal which is good for lowering cholesterol. I do like mushroom soup in mine too. I store up the powdered soups and mixes in 5 gallon buckets when they go on sale periodically. Most of them  already come in mylar bags. It also help to have them around when I’m not feeling well and they last for years

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