Bøger af Nancy Kelsey

Meatloaf is the ultimate American family dinner dish. But only some people realize how versatile meatloaf can really be. Adding just a few different seasonings, vegetables, or even fruits can change the entire dish into something new and delicious. Pair it with some mashed potatoes, and you have a traditional favorite.With 50 of the best meatloaf recipes, this recipe book will show you how flexible meatloaf can be. From cheeseburger meatloaf, cheese & spinach mini meatloaves to Asian and Mexican-inspired meatloaves and so much more!So dig out your loaf pan and satisfy those meatloaf cravings!Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...=> 50 Delicious Meatloaf Recipes=> You'll find the Following Main Benefits in This Meatloaf Recipes Book.=> Each recipe in this cookbook is healthy, tasty, and easy to prepare.=> Each recipe is accompanied by a captivating, beautiful, and colored picture of the final outcome recipe.=> Step-by-step directions for preparing each recipe that make the cooking process much quicker & easier.=> Ingredient list for every recipe is clearly written, and measurements are given in a straightforward and easy-to-understand manner.=> The navigation between the recipes has been made super easy.=> The cookbook comes with a Linked table of contents which makes jumping to your preferred and desired recipe very easy by simply clicking on the recipe.

The Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fe Railroad founded the town of Temple in 1881. Named in honor of the railroad's chief engineer, B. M. Temple, the town lies in the finest agriculture belt in Texas. Prior to the arrival of the railroad, farmers of Bell County transported cotton, grain, and produce to the nearest railroad terminus at Waco, Cameron, Calvert, or Rockdale on a difficult three-day trip. Moving these goods became much easier with the arrival of the railroad, and Temple became an important center for trade. By 1912, Temple was the most important revenue-producing station on the Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fe Railroad south of Kansas City. Early on, the railroad established a hospital for employees, and by 1900, there were three hospitals: St. Mary's Sanitarium, Santa Fe, and King's Daughters. Temple's importance as a trade center contributed to an early and sustained population growth. The city of Temple promotes the community's history with the annual Pioneer Day celebration.