I have found several different examples of this culinary art work of foodies' websites and blogs (just google "meat cupcakes") This is a clever twist on the traditional "meat and potatoes" dinner; perfect for those people who have kids that are finiky eaters. Make fun of dinner!
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Set your oven to 325 Degrees F. and prep your meatloaf as you normally would. For mine: 1 lbs. ground turkey, 1 egg, bread crumbs (to make it more formed and you can sub crackers), yummy spices.
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Grease your muffin tin and tightly pack the mixed meat.
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Place the tin in your pre-heated oven (325 degrees F.) for 25-35 minutes. That's me there getting an inferno blast in the face!
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Now for the potatoes. While I love fresh, homemade potatoes; I find that instant potatoes satisfy my starch needs RIGHT AWAY! To help spruce them up though, I save the butter/garlic sauce from a certain pizza joint and use that as a kicky flavor.
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Make sure you check your meat cakes. I rely on my trusty meat thermometer since this was my first go-around and my oven is tempremental.
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Once the patatoes are done put them into a ziploc bag and snip the corner. This serves as a pastry bag would for frosting.
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Pipe the "frosting" (potatoes) on to the fully cooked meat "cakes." Pile 'em high!
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Garnish with spices or if you're really creative veggies and such. Good Eatins!
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Sugarlishes
25 Nov 15:52
omgosh so yummy, i tried this before and instead of bread crumbs i used whats left in the good ole corn chip bag. yummmy i think i found dinner for tonight :D
queenfairypants
25 Nov 22:09
aaaahahahha that's so funny! ace :)
michelle G.
25 Nov 22:10
totally yum!
KMOM14
26 Nov 04:40
Wonderful idea! My son is learning to cook and this would be a fun project for him. Thanks for sharing it with all of us!
Lola Noir
26 Nov 10:23
That looks so wrong...yet oh so right :p
Twizzlerette
26 Nov 21:16
that is very interesting. i have never seen anything like this. it looks good though.
Anna the Ewok
17 Mar 01:02
I made some for my family for dinner tonight and they all loved them! This is a recipe that's going in my recipe book!
Uniquely-YZ
23 Apr 00:36
!!! I have a friend who would love this!
♥ R.a.c.h.e.l. ♥
23 Apr 22:53
haha that could be a good april fool's joke (for next year)
Creativemind
09 Jun 14:51
OMG! How did I miss this?! I never heard of them either, but I'm definitely gonna try this. They look really tastey!!
Lipthink
18 Jun 15:08
I think I found something for the next potluck!
Thanks ;p