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SEPTEMBER 8, 2009 10:53AM

Vintage Recipe Cards: Cottage Cheese Meatloaf

Rate: 17 Flag

Further adventures in really bad food photography from the 1970's!

 

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Ingredients

2 pounds ground beef
¼ cup bread crumbs
½ cup grated raw potato
½ cup chopped onion
2 tablespoons chopped chives
½ cup shredded raw carrot
1 cup creamed cottage cheese
1 egg
2 teaspoons salt
½ teaspoon pepper

 Directions

Preheat oven to 350°. Combine the ground beef with all the other ingredients. Mix lightly until well blended. shape into a loaf in a 9x5x3-inch pan. Bake for 1 hour. Allow to stand about 5 minutes before cutting.

Serves:6

Preparation time: 1 hour, 20 minutes

Approximate calories per serving: 350

Suggested Menu

Cottage Cheese Meat Loaf
Cottage Vegetable Scoop
Fruit Salad
Angel Food Cake



Recipe & Photograph courtesy of Curtin Publications, Inc., New York, NY ©1973

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This time I think it is the plate that really makes this photo!
rated for really weird attempts at dinner in the 70's, oh how did we survive?
I WAS hungry.

This is just too..too...
The gross title alone made me click on this post. You knew I would do it, didn't you? Suddenly, I have a craving for Welsh rarebit....
Um...okay. I am not a picky eater...but cottage cheese. There is just something not right with it...and a scoop on the side with cottage cheese meatloaf? oooohh...no. xox
I'm just tryin' to broaden your culinary horizons :)
Why do I keep reading these?
It's like a flashback of a train wreck.

::shudder::

(thumbified because I enjoy this like I enjoyed The Ring - peeking out from between my fingers screaming, "NO NO NO!!!"
Actually it is likely to be a tasty treat, similar to Ricotta so appealing too. I may sneak this onto the menu.
That...is so utterly unappealing.
I can't tell where the plate ends and the actual food begins.
::gah::

Between the bad music and the bad food, are you TRYING to kill me surly girl???
I should never have looked at this before I had breakfast. Have some cottage cheese with your cottage cheese? ccccaaaahhcccchhhhkkkk.
This photo makes the green cheese sandwich loaf look good. Reminds me of my mom's go-to side dish on school nights - a half of a canned peach filled with cottage cheese and a sprinkle of dreid parsley for color. Always serve on a leaf of iceberg.
Eeewwwww.

I love how the plate's decorative fruit/flowers appear to be raised - throwing in a little Braille-type adventure for the fork!

And we get spongy Angel Food Cake for dessert! Go Mommy!
I love that you always include the recipe - as if anyone would consider recreating the mess on the plate. That photo gave me vertigo! What a hoot - thank you. You are surly AND twisted.
And the suggested side, "cottage vegetable scoop" would be??????
(and I'm with Jodi...just have to look! )
Considering the discouraging amount of cottage cheese that I do eat, I'd probably try the meat loaf if it was served to me. But not on that plate.
JK - Why, whatever do you mean?

mamoore- your mother had that Martha Stewart attention to detail touch!

Fab - I asked myself the same thing and am trying to find a recipe for it!
It's the yellowish cast over everything that's making me queasy. but now, I'm in the mood for meatloaf.
Nevermind the food - check out that fantastic plate! Thank you for sharing.
My Ohio-born husband pours MILK over his cottage cheese. Yuk. Seeing this photo DOES make me glad to be a vegetarian...! (That is one busy plate.)
You're right - that plate has a life of its own. If there wasn't food on it, it would fly away, kinda like a UFO does.

Though I must confess, I like the recipe and think I will try it. I like the cottage cheese and shredded carrot elements. And raw potato? What up with that? It's just crazy enough to work.

Will try with ground turkey and floral insanity plate.
Perhaps you could make a cottage cheese meatloaf version of the sandwich loaf. Layers of cottage cheese and ground beef "iced" with ketchup.