MaMaws' Meat Loaf & Balls

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Hello there,

Thanks for stopping by! I'm going to leave these pictures here for now, then I'll update with the details later? Of course, if you want our complete recipe (or to try some)  you'll need to contact us directly for pricing and scheduling ;)

Obviously, we substituted ingredients and added some extras to make it to our liking.

Ok, real quick, we had a little under 2 lbs of meat; this yielded 24 1oz meatballs and a small meal loaf. 

 

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