Again this was a dish I cobbled together, using the remains of a joint of beef, a few spuds and some odds and sods hanging about in the fridge – it tasted the business. I spiced it up so it has a North African breeze to it and if you have a food processor it takes no time to prepare. The barbeque/tomato sauce that covers the top also is quick & easy to prepare and helps to give the dish a tangy finish. If you have no cooked beef or pork then mince will do the job but ultimately will be adding extra costs to your food budgets.
Boil some water in a saucepan, then add potatoes and sprinkle of salt. Cook for about 15 minutes then remove from heat and allow to cool.
Chop the beef up into cubes then zap in a food processor with the potatoes and other ingredients until everything is binding together
Line a loaf tin with streaky bacon then load in the mix, patting it down. Cook for about 40 minutes in a medium oven.
Make the barbeque sauce by throwing all the ingredients into a saucepan and cooking on a low-ish heat for about 30 minutes. The sauce will thicken and become quite stick.
Remove the Meatloaf from the oven, then pour the tomato/barbeque sauce over the top, spreading evenly.
Return the dish to the oven and cook for about another 15 minutes, the topping should harden and caramelise a little.
Allow to cool before removing from the tin and serving.