This recipe really looks good. I like the idea of cooking them in a muffin pan. Also I think I'd add a little bit of cheese to the recipe.

By Anonymous on April 10, 2012

Ha ha ha ha ha!!!! Could not stop laughing at this video. We just love the Deans. We use quite a few recipes of yours over and over again, by request of course. Thank you for bringing me into your kitchen. I really felt like I was there. (I wish) Take care and keep cookin!!!

By Toni Saltmarsh on April 10, 2012

I make mini meatloaves alot but I always use oats instead of bread crumbs. I always topped mine with catchup, may try your topping recipe next time if I don't forget. LOL

By Sharon Carrington on April 10, 2012

Oh man those look great, if it wasn't so late I'd run in the kitchen and make them!! I use to cook 2 big meat loafs for my big family! At the time I still had 5 at home I did have 7 children, and I come from a family of 9 I was the second child born and I'll tell you mom and dad taught me how to cook, been doing ever since. Gets hard some times because of bad back, other ailments. I just keep trying to find the easiest electrics out there to make it easier and I love to had anything and everything to my casseroles. I love to season, I just put what comes into my mind yupp!! I love watching your programs Paula I made the most gorgeous Turkey OMG! it came out so moist, I followed your directions, got to send you a photo of it sweetie!!how can I do that just made it 2 wks ago and now were having turkey salad oh my its so good!! Thank you very much for your incredible Turkey Recipe, next time I want to stuff it!! God Bless you Yal!! Marie Groves in Sebring Fl

By hazelnuteyes2u on February 24, 2012

I loved this video!!!!!!!!!!! Just like at home, so down to earth.

By Connie on February 15, 2012

Great idea! They look and soumd like they'd be wonderful.

By kara leigh aghijlar on October 11, 2011

I love your programs. I love your interaction with your sons. Paula,you make cooking fun,interesting and entertaining. thanks to your family for putting a smile on my face. You all remind me of a fun comedy routine. thanks for the laughs and knowledge. PS great mini meat loaves! sherry

By sherry cooper on August 09, 2011

The muffin tins are an excellent idea because my husband & I never finish a whole meatloaf and I can then freeze a few for another meal. Also, this would be great for kids because they could help make their own. I have some of Paula's cookbooks and plan on buying more. Love you guys!!

By Betty Studer on July 14, 2011

Love, love, love this video. As a woman that works outside the home, I have very little time to prepare dinner for my husband in the evening before it is time to start preparations for my next long day at work. This looks like a very quick and easy recipe to prepare that could even be pre-made (either baked or unbaked) ahead of time. I will definitely be trying this really soon. Thanks Jamie for creating this fast and easy recipe for the busy working wife and mother.

By Kathy Davis on July 14, 2011

I think that meatloaf recipe would be so easy to make it will be great hit at my house.

By Odette on July 14, 2011

I love it!!! Ya'll are amazing. Thank you for sharing part of your lives with us. I have 8 children, 6 were born in Louisiana and this just reminds me of home. My husband passed away unexpectedly last year and you bring such warmth into my life. I don't feel quite alone when I watch you. Please, keep them comin'.

By Esther Van Wart on July 14, 2011

lb. ground turkey handfull of crushed saltine crackers med. onion chopped 1/4 chopped bell pepper salt and pepper to taste Top with ketchup about 15 minutes before done.

By Sharon Rowan on July 14, 2011

Hola Paula,Me gustan todas tus recetas pero los adoro a ti y a tu familia cada dia mas,el dia que fueron a Paris me hicieron llorar,Dios te bendiga siempre,me gusta mucho como hablas ingles he aprendido mucho contigo,UN MILLON DE GRACIAS PAULA!!!

By Mili on July 14, 2011

I work for the Doris C. Weaver's Girl's Club of Phenix City, Alabama. I cook with K-2, 3-4th, and 5th and up. We are going to make the mini-meat loaf. We talk about y'all often at the Girl's club table. We all love you. The meat loaf I will make will be basic. For one class of 20 11/2lbs. of hamburger, 2 eggs, bout a 1/2 cup of ketchup or tomato sauce,4 slices of bread(soaked in 1 cup of milk). One small onion,(if girls desire onion). Mix all together and use our muffin pans. Bake at 350 for 20 to 30 minutes. I love the idea. Hope you got my corndog casserole recipe. We created at the Girl's Club. Love your internet show. Thanks Martin Kinzalow

By Martin Kinzalow on July 14, 2011

I love meatloaf, 1.5# hamburger, 1/2 c oatmeal(finely grated in processor), 1/2 onion diced, 1 can tomato sauce; mix all together and bake in 350 oven til done. Glaze 1 can tomato soup, 1 tsp vinegar, 1 tsp mustard, 1 cup brown sugar; put on top of meatloaf and warm in oven till warm... And I love to cook in the kitchen with the grandchildren, so much fun...

By Sherry on July 14, 2011

For all of the talking and joking you two work very well in the kitchen!!! Thx for the recipe I am going to use this for a fri night meal with movies......!!!

By Christine on July 14, 2011

Very funny makes cooking seem like fun

By Anonymous on July 14, 2011

Love IT!! can't wait for the cookbook!

By vicmcd on July 14, 2011

i just love paula and her boys keep on cookin ya all

By phyllis moyer on July 14, 2011

Y'all are hilarious!

By Mandy on July 11, 2011