Easy Pleasing Meatloaf

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so delicious and easy!
tif_tif042 - January 12, 2007 05:35:06 PM PST
So easy to make, I substituted ground turkey and ketchup in the recipe. Still came out great, and my husband loved it!
Heres a tip- Mix everything with your hands in a medium bowl, and when you are done mixing, just turn the bowl upside down in the baking dish. This makes the meat stick together so it is easy to make a loaf shape!

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Great!
lizziehome1 - May 22, 2007 12:15:32 PM PST
I made this for the first time, I have tried several recipes, but this one is the best. It is so easy and everyone raved over it. It seems to not have as much greese as other meatloafs. Also, I changed up the BBQ sauce top by using the 1/4 cup of the BBQ sauce and addinig to it 3/4 ketchup (it was more traditional) to spread over it.

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Turkey is the way to go
food_rick - March 12, 2007 07:17:59 PM PST
This recipe came out really good with ground turkey. Lots of flavor.

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Great!!
Matt - June 25, 2007 01:40:44 PM PST
Very good recipe! Follow the directions though. It seems like a lot of water to add, but do not cut it down. I would highly recommend this recipe. something else to try. Take this recipe and divide it into 7 to 8 mini loafs. perfect for leftovers!

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A Good All-Time Basic Favorite
Venice Girl - June 25, 2007 01:17:14 PM PST
This is a good ol' basic favorite gone low-cal. It is very low in carbs and sugars, but the fat is a little high. The use of turkey burger instead of ground beef would bring that fat level down to where those who are watching their fat intake would feel comfortable. Also, you can add all sorts of finely chopped veggies, such as carrots, celery, onions, green and/or red sweet peppers, chili peppers, etc., for extra crunch and flavor without adding to the calorie value much at all.

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Absolutely the best meat loaf!!!
Darlene D - October 31, 2007 01:05:31 PM PST
We were invited to my daughter and her new husband's house for a meatloaf dinner. Her husband had prepared the whole meal. The meat loaf was the most delicious, moist meat loaf we had ever eaten. When I asked what the secret flavors were, this is the recipe he gave me. The only difference, they used the savory herb stuffing mix. I've made it several times since. We love it!!

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The Best!
Bead Girl - August 27, 2007 07:09:18 AM PST
OMG...this is the best meatloaf recipe ever! So simple and tasty. When it's cooking, the smell will drive you crazy-I sat in the kitchen staring at the oven door just waiting for the timer to ding!

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In addition to a Low Sodium Stuffing add Flaxseed
P2000C - January 22, 2008 08:26:25 AM PST
I substituted GROUND TURKEY and found it works well each time it's prepared. Additionally I add milled flax seed, whole grain oatmeal

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soooo good!
laurie - June 18, 2007 04:34:42 PM PST
I have made this recipe but i added ketchup instead of bq sauce and also added onions. It was sooo good and very moist. My boyfriend is not really keen on meatloaf , but it goes fast when i make it using this recipe. Also after meatloaf was done, i put shredded cheese on top(1/4 cup) and put it back in oven till cheese melted.( 2 min) AND to the guy that wanted to know what divided meant, it means just that. for example in this recipe i put some of the ketchup in the meatloaf itself and i put the rest of the ketchup on the top of meatloaf before i put it in the oven. hope this helps you out.

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Easy Pleasing Meatloaf
mil32569 - September 25, 2007 12:41:53 PM PST
This is a great recipe. Instead of water, I used canned chicken broth and a little garlic powder. Now my family wants this made a couple times a month.

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Meatloaf Ingredient Substitute
princess_seven - August 21, 2007 01:17:49 PM PST
Meat Subs:
Mixture of ground beef and turkey (if you don't like the texture of ground turkey alone).

Also ground turkey tends to be flavorless. Try liptons Taco seasoning. Its has the right amount of flavor for meatloaf plus a little more spice).

Ground Chicken

My favorite is adding italian sausage. Mmmm.

Sauce subs:
Ketchup is always quick and easy.
Barbecue sauce
Tomatoe Paste (you might want to add some salt and paparika)
Salsa (some very thick sauce like picante)
Cream of Mushroom sauce...Mmmm

Stove Top Sustitute:
Bread Crumbs
Crackers
Croutons (same as stove top)

Hope that helps...

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Sooooo Goooood!
Pat L - July 9, 2007 09:50:51 AM PST
Never thought of using stove top stuffing with all the seasonings for meatloaf. It was great will be making it that way from now on.

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When subbing turkey...
Sarah - June 25, 2007 02:20:47 PM PST
Make sure you are using extra lean turkey or you might as well be using beef (if you are counting calries that is). The reg. and lean ground turkey often include the skin and dark meats which raises the calories substantially. Check your labels, but if you are using 4% lean ground beef it is far better than the lean turkey. Just an fyi.

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Answer to robertpatrickbooth
Linda Lou - June 30, 2007 10:28:16 AM PST
When a recipe calls for an ingredient divided it simply means that you will use part of that certain ingredient in one part of the process and the rest in another part. This recipe calls for the barbeque sauce divided because you mix half into the loaf and reserve the other half to spread on top.

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Substitute Oatmeal for the Stove Top Stuffing!
Whilemom47 - January 22, 2008 04:49:50 AM PST
By substituting oatmeal you get heart smart, and filling meatloaf. I use 1 min. oatmeal. 2 eggs, 2 #s lean ground beef, 1/4 can tomato sauce, saving the rest of the can to put on top of your meatloaf. You can add what ever you want to spice it up. I have put in mushrooms, or corn (nibletts-drainded) diced tomatos. You can add most any thing that doesn't add liquid to your meat loaf and make it different every time. My family loved it. I usually made it as our Sunday dinner, with garlic creamchesse mashed potatos.(after you mash your potatos season with garlic powder, add two tablespoons of cream cheese and real butter, about 1/4 of a stick)(you can also add grated chedder cheese instead of cream cheese, about a 1/4 of a cup) serve with steamed California vegtables and you have a hearty meal that stays with you.

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Tips to make this faster
Roadkill - October 31, 2007 03:45:54 PM PST
Mix all ingredients in a 2 gallon zip lock bag (no mess or cold)

Use Turkey to cut down on fat.

When you put the loaf into the pan, make a circular loaf so that it is the shape of a donut. Microwave the loaf for 12 minutes turning midway in between. Put on the sauce and extra cheese if desired and put in oven at 350 for another 15 to 20 minutes or until turkey is cooked (170 degrees or just cut into loaf to make sure its not pink in the middle)

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I wonder if?
Mike P - June 25, 2007 06:12:11 PM PST
I wonder if Heinz 57 would be better than BBQ sauce or ketchup?

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Meatloaf burgers instead of the loaf
ww2kbf - June 25, 2007 01:39:52 PM PST
In order to save time, I have made the meatloaf mix then formed it into patties for grilling. The extra ingredients stretch the meat volume and add a nice variation to this American classic. The meatloaf burgers are definitely more tasty with barbecue sauce.

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Needs more of a kick - Too bland
Ryan H - June 25, 2007 01:20:17 PM PST
Try adding chopped onions, chopped celery and maybe a little chopped bell pepper too. Bacon on top is a nice touch too.

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WOW! This is the best turkey meatloaf I
Kelli - June 24, 2007 08:31:43 PM PST
I used lean ground turkey, added onion salt, and mixed the ketchup and barbeque sauce for the topping as someone suggested in a previous review. I cooked the meatloaf at 400 degrees instead of 375 for an hour. It came out perfect :)

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question, ny1, plz ans
Mumu - June 25, 2007 02:05:40 PM PST
i love to eat meatloaf but u know, we dont have any stove top chicken mixture, ny suggestions about wat i can do instead of it??

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answer
marlisecasas - June 18, 2007 02:15:31 PM PST
the recipe asks for 1/2 cup of sauce, so when you mix all ingredients include 1/4 cup, the remaining 1/4 cup will be the topping. i hope that makes sense. this recipe is so quick and easy i'll try it tonight. it helps when you've got everything at home...

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Great Subtitutions for This Recipe!!!
hvnzdvl - October 31, 2007 01:29:48 PM PST
I made this exact recipe about two weeks ago. everyone really liked it, but I also realized that I'm not good to eat red meat since I mostly eat poultry. So, I just tried this with a few substitutions (some for a little "zing") and we all loved it even more! There's a great deal less fat, and the taste is great!

Substitute the ground beef with lean ground turkey or chicken.
Substitute 2 whole eggs with one whole egg and 2 egg whites.
Substitute 1/4 C of BBQ sauce with 2 TBS BBQ sauce, 1TBS Cholula or Tabasco, 1 TBS of any not from concentrate juice (mix all sauce ingredients and top as directed in recipe).

I served this with a spinach salad (light vinaigrette dressing on the side, of course!) and we were all happily not hungry and felt less weighed down. I used the leftover spinach and meatloaf in pita sandwiches the next day for lunch. It was FAB!!!

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OMG Meatloaf!
tig - July 25, 2007 09:26:48 AM PST
I will definatley try this recipe. If my family even decides to try it after I put it on the table is another thing. You see, I can cook, I actually love to cook. But there are two things in life I can not make. It's rice and MEATLOAF! The last meatloaf I made they turned into a cartoon character with straw eyes and ketchup lips. If this works I'll be forever in debt!! Heres to hoping!

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Great meatloaf recipe!
southbeachmary - May 4, 2008 06:10:03 AM PST
This was my first time making meatloaf and this recipe couldn't have been easier, or the results better. I can't believe how moist and tasty this recipe is considering how easy it is to make. At the suggestion of someone on this board, I did break down the stuffing crumbs to make them smaller. I also substituted ground turkey for beef. Because I'm only cooking for myself, I froze half of the mixture for cooking at a later date.

I made it with a side of salad, steamed green beans, boiled yukon gold potatoes w/dollop of sour cream and chives.

I highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking to make tasty, easy comfort food.

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SPICY SOUTH OF THE BORDER TURKEY MEATLOAF
sneakytikimama - January 27, 2008 01:16:32 PM PST
This is a great FAST

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well almost
pattidelano - January 21, 2008 01:58:30 PM PST
I have been using stuffing mix in meatloaf for years. But poke holes in the bag and hammer it down..LOL.. Rolling pen over the bag works well too. Stops the big lumps from being in the meatloaf.

I use one package of ground beef and one of either ground turkey or chicken.
Add a chopped med onion and green pepper for more flavor.
and two eggs...instead of the water.
As the sauce on top use ketchup and mustard and brown sugar. less spicy and people love it.

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Yummy!
jomar_mariano82 - October 25, 2007 04:45:20 AM PST
This recipe was very simple and it was delicious and moist.

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Delicious!
Adrienne - October 21, 2007 03:45:38 PM PST
This was my first meatloaf and it definitely won't be my last. I made it for my boyfriend and we both loved it. I substituted ground chicken (a little healthier). I also added half of a chopped onion and mixed ketchup in with the bbq sauce. It was easy to make and very moist.

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LOVED THIS RECIPE!
Alejandra M - August 6, 2007 10:35:14 PM PST
I am vegetarian, don't like to cook meat either, but my boyfriend loves meat, I made it for him and it was a HIT!!! He LOVED it!!!! The best thing about it it's that it's very quick and you don't have to do anything to the meat! Thanks!!!!!!!

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