Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 14, 1982, Page 16, Image 16

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    Page 2 Section II Portland Observer, January 14, 1962
Mexican Meat Loaf at bargain price
Today when food costs seem to be
going up, up. up the price fo r a
pound o f ground beef remains the
same or in some cases is dropping
slightly.
Ground beef is a bargain, because
there is no waste. It is liked by
almost everyone. And ground beef
can be used in a myriad o f recepies,
such as these meat loaves.
Meat loaves, as most cooks know,
are extenders that stretch ing redi­
ents to serve more people or to pro­
vide more generous helpings. Meat
loaves also give cooks a chance to be
imaginative and to season creative­
ly. H ere is a meat lo a f recipe that
does all o f the above.
Meat loaves— even the rolled ones
— are sim ple to prepare w ith this
step-by-step recipe. Moistened and
held together with condensed soup,
they’re certain to be just right every
time they’re baked and served.
T h is in trig u in g fillin g swirls
w ith in M exican M eat L o a f and
features cornbread s tu ffin g mix
Rolled Mexican Meat Loaf makes a low-cost main dish.
com bined w ith whole kernel corn
and sweet peppers. T h e meat is
ground beef and the liq u id that
keeps it most w hile cooking is
condensed c h ili beef soup. The
rem aining soup, flav o red w ith
added tomatoes and green chilies,
becomes a sauce for the lo af that is
assembled je lly -r o ll fashion and
topped with melted cheese.
W hether they’ re prepared in the
usual m ethod o r rolled w ith fla ir,
meat loaves are the ideal dinner
entree for groups o f six to eight -
family or friends.
MEXICAN MEA TLOAF
Vi cup chopped onion
I tablespoon chili powder
V4 cup butter or margarine
I cup cornbread stuffing mix
1 can (8 oz) w hole kernel golden
corn with sweet peppers, drained
2 pounds ground beef
1 can (1 1 V4 oz) condensed chili beef
soup
2 slices (2 oz.) process cheese, cut in
half diagonally
•A cup tomatoes and green chilies
Vt cup water
In saucepan, cook o n io n w ith
chili powder in butter until tender.
Add Vi cup stuffing mix and corn.
Finely crush remaining stuffing mix.
M ix thoroughly beef, Vi cup soup,
crushed stuffing mix and egg. One
waxed paper, pat meat in to
rectangle (1 2 x 9 ” ). Press corn
mixture into meat to within l-inch
o f edges. W ith aid o f waxed paper,
roll meat tightly je lly -ro ll fashion,
starting at long edge. Seal ends and
seam; use waxed paper to transfer
lo a f to shallow b aking dish
(13x9x2” ). Place seam-side down.
Bake at 35O’ F. for I hour or until
done. Top with cheese slices. Bake 5
minutes more or until cheese melts.
M eanw hile, in saucepan, combine
remaining soup, tomatoes and green
chilies and w ater. H e a t; stir
occasionally. Serve with meat loaf.
Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Learn
parenting
The M other Person, a five-week
class dealing with creative and prac­
tical solutions for making family life
more enjoyable and rewarding— es­
pecially for M om — will begin Tues­
day, February 16, at A lam eda
School, 2732 N .E . Fremont.
Sponsored by Portland Com m u­
nity College, the class is taught by
Kathy Abramson. Topics included
are m otherhood roles and self-
image, time and home management,
romance after children, stress man­
agement in the fam ily setting and
beyond isolation and guilt.
Tuition for the class is $12.50 and
hours are from 7 -9 :3 0 p .m . each
Tuesday. T o register, call P C C ’ s
Cascade Campus at 283-2541.
PCC teaches
Mexican
cooking
Put a little spice in the w inter
menu by learning a different culin­
ary style. Mexican cookery, a four-
week evening class sponsored by
Portland Com m unity College, will
be o ffered at the O verlook House
beginning Thursday, February 4.
Course instructor is M aria Oros,
who has demonstrated her recipes
on several local television shows.
Hours are from 6:30-8:30 p.m. each
Thursday in February, and cost is
$19.50.
For further inform ation, contact
Portland Com m unity College Cas­
cade Campus, 283-2541.
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F ro ze n 12 o z. C o n c e n tra te
S on n y Boy
B read
MY-TE-FINE
O range J u ic e
This brand new Farmers
Insurance office is an exam­
ple of what can happen
when folks are really con­
cerned about you and
your family.
I've opened up in a con­
venient new location to
better learn your needs
and to better fill them
If you already know me.
stop in and say hello.
Hamburger
• White
• Wheat
W e’re getting
closer to you
than ever
B e tty C ro c k e r
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1727 N.E. 13th
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