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Don’t Let Your Meat Loaf

About This Episode

Today’s show is meaty, to say the least. Ever the inventor in the kitchen, Brendan finds himself (and his meatloaf) out of ketchup, and happens upon a recipe that puts a new, branded twist on this favorite. We also learn the disputed origins of the Sloppy Joe sandwich. Steve introduced Janet to so many things during their earliest years: tacos, backgammon, and eating (and spilling?) ice cream in bed. Dag’s family taco night was a smash, and included another installation of their long-running card game.

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