RECIPE For MY SISTER GLORIA'S SWEET AND SOUR MEATLOAF

Marcia Norwood
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S I S T E R

Italian = sorelle
French = soeurs
Dutch = zusters 

Spanish = hermanas
Portuguese = irmãs 

German  = schwester

Hungarian = noeverek

Armenian = kuyrer

Chinese = Jia Jia (older sister)

Chinese = Mei Mei (younger sister)

Japanese = ane (older sister)

Japanese = imouto (younger sister)

"I smile  

because you are my sister.

I laugh 

because you can't do 

anything about it."

Author Unknown

SISTERS:  Marcia and Gloria.  Copyright 2012 Marcia Norwood

My sister, Gloria,  is younger than me by two years.

She was the sweetest little thing,

and we had so much fun growing up together.

Gloria thought she could do whatever

my cousin, Tandra and I did.

SISTERS:  Gloria (6 months old) and Marcia (29 months old).  Christmas 1951.  Copyright 1951 Marcia Norwoo

SISTERS:  Gloria and Marcia. Copyright 1954 Marcia Norwood

Granny Lucille, Gloria and Marcia.  Copyright 1955 Marcia Norwood

Cousin Tandra, Granny Lucille, Gloria, and Marcia.  Copyright 1958 Marcia Norwood

Marcia, Cousin Tandra, and Gloria at 311 Arthur, Liberty, Missouri.  Copyright 1953 Marcia Norwood

Gloria, Tandra, and Marcia...at 311 Arthur, Liberty, Missouri.  Copyright 1954 Marcia Norwood

Tandra, Gloria and Marcia at 1303 Middlebrook, Liberty, Missouri.  Copyright 1957 Marcia Norwood

I'm the eldest of four siblings.

Gloria is the next,  followed by our brothers,

Bret and Terry.   

SIBLINGS:  (From Left)  Gloria, Terry, Marcia and Bret.  Copyright 1976 Marcia Norwood

 

SIBLINGS!  Copyright 1999 Marcia Norwood

Here is my sister, Gloria's recipe for 

Sweet 'n Sour Meatloaf...in her own handwriting.

CLICK on image to ENLARGE.  Copyright 1976 Marcia Norwood

RECIPE

GLORIA'S SWEET 'N SOUR MEATLOAF

Preheat oven to 350 Degrees.

Mixture #1

1 Pound Hamburger Meat

2 Eggs

1 Package Lipton Onion Soup

1/2 Cup Milk

1 Cup Corn or Bran Flakes

Mixture #2

1/2 Cup Brown Sugar

1/2 Teaspoon Dry Mustand

1/2 Cup Catsup

#1:  MIX hamburger, eggs, onion soup, 

milk, and flakes together, 

and mold into a loaf.

Place in a baking dish.

#2:  MIX brown sugar, 

mustard and catsup together,

and pour mixture over UNBAKED meat loaf.

Place in 350 degree oven,

and bake for one hour. 

"I smile  

because you are my sister.

I laugh 

because you can't do 

anything about it."

Author Unknown

 

Gloria and Marcia went back to visit 311 Arthur - the apartment building where they lived for three years.  Granny Lucille owned the building, and the family all lived under one roof.   Copyright 2010  Marcia Norwood 

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Come back often, and invite a friend!

Marcia Norwood

America's STORYTELLER

Telling Untold Stories in Photographs, Prose and Public Speaking