Delicious!

Volume 24, Number 3: March 2023

Delicious! Delicioso! Délicieux! Läckert! Köstlich! 美味的! вкусно!

Easy, Flavorful Microwave Meatloaf

My next-door neighbor shared this recipe with me. I love it on a cold, wintry night along with a baked potato, broccoli, and mixed salad; it tastes great, is easy to make, and cooks really fast. The chili sauce gives it a sweetness you don't expect. My brother loves it! There’s enough for two adults and one sandwich the next day.  

—Mary V. Callaway
Lake Winnebago, Missouri, USA

Grandma’s Microwave Meatloaf
Serves 2 (and a bit more)

Ingredients 

Instructions

  1. Tear the slice of soft bread into small bits. Using a fork, mix the bread with all other ingredients except beef until well blended.
  2. Add the beef and mix thoroughly.  
  3. Put in a microwave-safe pan, patting it down lightly with a fork. Cover with chili sauce, spreading it well.  
  4. Cover and cook on high for 10 minutes. Remove and let stand for 8 to 10 minutes for easy slicing. 

Submit YOUR recipe! IAHPC invites members to share a favorite recipe and the story behind it: what makes it meaningful for you. Self-care is important, and eating well is a great foundation for it. These dishes are for caregivers and palliative care professionals to enjoy.

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