
Hot out of the oven or sizzling off the grill, this meatloaf is a keeper. A shallot and garlic purée is the secret. A great do-ahead dish, you can serve it right away, or keep it in the fridge, then slice thick juicy pieces for a quick trip to the grill. Thanks to Jay Silva of Bambara we now know how to make this upscale version of meatloaf.
Shallot & Garlic Purée
Prepare & Bake Meatloaf
For Grillng (optional)
Chef Jay Silva, of Bambara restaurant in Cambridge, caught the cooking bug early on. As a member of a large family, growing up in Malden, MA, and on Cape Cod, he helped his mother in the kitchen. Then, as many a chef story goes, he worked as a dishwasher starting at age 15, attended Newbury College for Culinary Arts, and never looked back.
Hot out of the oven or sizzling off the grill, this meatloaf is a keeper. A shallot and garlic purée is the secret. A great do-ahead dish, you can serve it right away, or keep it in the fridge, then slice thick juicy pieces for a quick trip to the grill. Thanks to Jay Silva of Bambara we now know how to make this upscale version of meatloaf.
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