Place meat mixture into greased baking dish and form into a loaf.
Place meat mixture in a 10 - x 5 - inch loaf pan and round off the top.
Place meat mixture into greased baking dish and form into a loaf.
Place the meat mixture on the bottom half of the sandwich bun, garnish with cilantro sprigs and place top half of bun on top.
Place meat mixture, KitchenAid ® Sausage Stuffer Kit and Food Grinder Attachments in the freezer 30 minutes prior to making the sausage.
Place meat mixture in an electric slow cooker, and stir in beans and tomatoes.
1Instead of placing the lid on the pan and cooking over the stovetop,
place the meat mixture in the Instant Pot and cook on high pressure for 25 minutes.
Not exact matches
Shape
meat mixture into tablespoon - size balls and
place in a large skillet with 1/2 cup water.
Place half of the
meat mixture onto the foil and shape it into a disc about an inch thick.
Place the cheese and bacon in the center and top with the remaining
meat mixture.
Spoon the
meat mixture over the cheese and
place baking sheet in the oven to bake 5 - 6 minutes or until cheese melts.
Place the
meat into the milk / egg
mixture, turning to coat.
Form the
meat mixture into about 18 slider patties or 40 to 50 mini meatballs and
place on a baking sheet.
I like to do this by taking a large mason jar lid,
placing plastic wrap on the inside of it and then pressing the
meat mixture into the lid.
Form
meat mixture into small balls (approx. 1 inch diameter) and
place on the baking tray.
Form the
meat mixture into 1 1/2 - inch balls (about 20 total) and
place on the prepared baking sheet.
Place a couple tablespoons of the
meat mixture into the center of the disc of dough.
Place about 1 1/2 ounces
meat on each tortilla; top with about 2 tablespoons onion
mixture.
Once the
meat mixture has cooled a bit, fill the squash shells with the
mixture, and
place in a baking dish.
Prepare the turkey nuggets by first dredging the
meat in the egg (or) oil
mixture, and then
place it in the flour
mixture, tossing around until coated, and putting on a plate.
Place a spoonful of the
meat mixture into the middle of each biscuit along with a piece of the cheese - don't over fill them!
Place a tablespoon of pepper and onion mixture on top of the meat and place one piece of provolone on
Place a tablespoon of pepper and onion
mixture on top of the
meat and
place one piece of provolone on
place one piece of provolone on top.
Don't worry about throwing it in the oven, just spoon the
meat mixture onto your bowl or
place, top with potatoes and serve.
Place the 3 peeled (very important that they're peeled, what a jarring surprise for a diner otherwise) hard - boiled eggs evenly spaced over the flattened
meat mixture.
Fill jumbo shells with
meat mixture and
place in dish.
Place the sauce,
meat, and onion
mixture in a glass baking dish.
Using wetted hands, form the
meat mixture into walnut - sized balls and
place on a baking sheet or cutting board.
Pour the tomato sauce in to the slow cooker, around the spaghetti squash, and roll the ground
meat mixture into balls and
place them on the sauce.
Step 1:
Place lean ground beef / turkey or chicken into a mixing bowl Step 2: Add the cereal and wheat germ to the
meat and combine Step 3: Add pureed veggies and / or fruit to moisten the
mixture — as much as needed to moisten and bind the
mixture Step 4: Mix together as you would when making «adult» meatballs.
I poured the tomato sauce in to the slow cooker, around the spaghetti squash, and rolled the ground
meat mixture into balls and
placed them on the sauce.
Place 1/2 of the
meat mixture toward the front of the leaf.
Place the ground
meat in a large bowl, add the spinach, carrots, mushroom / onion
mixture, beaten eggs, coconut flour and all the spices.
Cutting the noodles to size with your kitchen shears,
place one layer of noodles in the bottom of the pan on top of the
meat mixture.
To cut this recipe in half, prepare as directed, except
place half of the
meat mixture into a 2 - quart casserole dish.
Place 1/4 cup
meat mixture in the center of each square.
On a clean, flat surface,
place an egg roll wrapper, corner facing toward you (like a diamond) and
place a scant 1/4 cup of the
meat mixture on the center of the wrapper.
Place cashew and oat
meat mixture in a bowl and set aside.
Form the
meat mixture into 1 - inch balls,
placing a piece of mozzarella inside each meatball.
Shape the
meat mixture into 16 (1 1/2 - inch - diameter, roughly 2 oz) meatballs and
place on the prepared baking sheet.
Dip out 1 tablespoon of the
meat mixture, being sure to include some of the egg batter in each spoonful;
place in a pan, forming a small patty (you can cook 4 or 5 at a time).
Place the
mixture in an old - fashioned
meat grinder and process through a fine die.
Place 3/4 cup of
meat mixture onto one side of each.
Refrigerate or lightly freeze ground
meats before stuffing the
mixture into casings; keep the grinder auger and stuffing tubes cold by
placing them in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes before use.
Place the
meat in a large, heavy casserole and add the sauteed
mixture, 1 teaspoon salt, cayenne, ginger, fennel, cardamon, cinnamon, 1.2 cup water, and layer the tomatoes on top.
Season the roast beef on all sides with salt and pepper and
place in the slow cooker, turning once with tongs, coating the entire piece of
meat evenly with the sauce
mixture.
Divide the
meat mixture between the peppers, then top with the mashed Idaho ® potatoes and remaining cheese, and
place in a glass baking dish.
Place the pork shoulder in the slow cooker and smear 1/2 the spice
mixture over the top side of the
meat.
After that I spread the cream cheese
mixture; this may be a little difficult so you have to use quite a bit of pressure to keep the
meat in
place.
Step 1:
Place lean ground beef / turkey or chicken into a mixing bowl Step 2: Add the cereal and wheat germ to the
meat and combine Step 3: Add pureed veggies and / or fruit to moisten the
mixture — as much as needed to moisten and bind the
mixture Step 4: Mix together as you would when making «adult» meatballs.
With a large cookie scoop,
place a scoop of the
meat mixture in each muffin tin (I use a full and a half — so 18 cups — because that's all I have).