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When I plan for Halloween, I jot down my ideas in a notebook. Throughout the year, I scribble ideas for recipes,
how to plate it, how to photograph it, and I draw out rough sketches of decorating vignettes. Planning is serious
business for me. :) As I looked through my notebook of Halloween ideas, I came across my note to make this
way cool meatloaf. I saw this idea on Pinterest last year right AFTER Halloween. So you can imagine, I've been
waiting a long time to make this ghoulish guy.
Part of the fun of making these Halloween themed foods is making them look festive, and this Mummified
Meatloaf is certainly festive, but most importantly, it still has to taste good. The image on Pinterest didn't include
a recipe, so it freed me to use my Mom's go-to meatloaf recipe. This recipe is easy, delicious, and my kids love
it! That alone is a reason to make it, in my house. I think my kiddos like the barbecue sauce in it. My mom's
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recipe calls for adding Chris and Pitt's Hickory barbecue sauce to the meat and the top. I add extra sauce to the
top, so as it cooks, the sauce gets browned and the sugar in the sauce caramelizes, which is super yummy. In
this version, the bacon does the browning and crisping up which knocks this simple meatloaf up a few notches!
Imagine this Mummified Meatloaf served along side Roasted Fingers and Toes and a "Beet"ing Hearts Salad
with a Blood Red Vinaigrette for a super fun, festive and delicious Halloween Dinner! And for dessert, try these
decadent Black Velvet Cream Cakes. Happy Halloween!
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Other Halloween recipes to try:
Pickled Shrunken Heads
Amputated Appetizer
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