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Subject: Seeking Grand Rapids, MI Schnitzelbank Meatloaf From: Joyce Date: 4/3/2020, 6:36 AM To: phaedrus@hungrybrowser.com On 4/2/2020 10:24 AM, Joyce wrote: Good morning Uncle Phaedrus, I am so excited to read what you have shared. I came across your “Ask Uncle Phaedrus” while looking for the meatloaf recipe from Grand Rapids, Michigan’s wonderful Schnitzelbank German restaurant. I did not find it when looking through your archives. I’m so hoping you will either have it or be able to locate it. I am hoping this email finds you well and safe during this time of upheaval due to the Covid19. We are staying home as directed and what else does one do while home, look for recipes and making them. Thank you for all your help, Joyce Colorado
Hi Joyce,
Sorry, I had no success finding a meatloaf or meat loaf recipe from Schnitzelbank Restaurant in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
I did find a meat loaf recipe from the Schnitzelbank Restaurant in Jasper, Indiana. However, since there appears to be no connection between the two identically named restaurants, there is no reason to believe it is the same recipe. It's below for your appraisal.
I'll post this for reader input.
Phaed
Schnitzelbank - Jasper, Indiana Bavarian Meat Loaf One and three quarters pounds ground beef, finely ground Seven ounces ground pork, finely ground Nine ounces bacon, ground Salt One pinch nutmeg ground Four teaspoons black pepper Water as need for mixing loaf Two tablespoons butter One medium onion, minced Knead ground beef until smooth, add ground pork, bacon and spices and mix thoroughly. While kneading, add enough water to keep mixture smooth but not too thin, Spread butter evenly in roasting pan and evenly sprinkled minced onion inside of butter pan. Form meat into a loaf and place in open pan. Brush top with water. Bake meat loaf in preheated oven about one hour at 350.