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Reviewed: Aug. 20, 2009
This recipe was awesome, my family all agreed that this was the best meatloaf I had ever made! It took a little longer than the usual meatloaf, but so worth it. I made some minor changes to the original recipe. I added a chopped onion to the meat mixture, used italian style bread crumbs, added some chopped garlic & put some of the grated parmesan on the top before putting it in the oven. I didn't have the prosciutto, so I left it out, but it was great without it.
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Reviewed: Jun. 26, 2009
I have two kids that keep me on my toes all day, so having the time to roll a meatloaf is laughable. I decided to make according to recipe, only making a layer in the middle with the provolone and prosciutto and mixing the spinach in with the meatloaf mixture. My broiler pan is quite shallow so I was only able to use a cup each of the wine/water. This was very good. I liked the subtlety of the wine and the flavors of the meatloaf with the prosciutto, provolone and spinach. I think it could use some garlic, onion and perhaps some spices....rosemary, maybe? I'd like to make this again with little additions to see if it would make it really out of sight. I could see how this would make a great meatball, tossed with a parmesan-garlic whole wheat pasta. I didn't want to make changes if I hadn't tried it as is first. I DID use fresh low carb bread to make my bread crumbs. My husband was adamant that I make "tots" with this, as he's a boy. If he had not suggested that, I would have served a light pasta/rice/potato dish. I had mine with garlic broccoli and that was sufficient enough for me, the low-carber. NOTE: I found the prosciutto and provolone at a cheaper price at my local Grocery Outlet. You CAN find them at a cheaper price, I've done it!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.63 star rating.
Reviewed: May 6, 2009
I thought this recipe was delicious. It was the best meatloaf I have ever had.
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Reviewed: Feb. 10, 2009
followed as written for my hubby and parents and we all really enjoyed this. Added some cornstarch to liquid to thicken it up and served with mashed potatoes and salad.
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Reviewed: Jan. 31, 2009
Very different and delicious meatloaf! I have never cared for the traditional, dried-out ground beef and bread crumbs recipes and this one is wonderful! The slices of meatloaf had a beautiful spiral when served and this was very easy to make! I took the 2nd loaf to our neighbors and they enjoyed it as well! A definite keeper!
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Reviewed: Oct. 12, 2008
This was a big hit! I kept the ingrediants the same, but, changed the process a bit. I let the breadcrumbs soak in the red wine, then added the rest of the loaf ingrediants to the soaked breadcrumbs. I then oiled a baking dish with olive oil, plopped one loaf into the pan (froze the other) and baked at 350 covered with tin foil for 30 min and another 30 min without the foil. I would like to try this with ground veal instead of pork next time. In my meatloaf, I usually add fennel seed. But, since this recipe didn't call for it, I decided to try fresh fennel bulb (which I had never done before). I tossed the sliced bulb in some olive oil and lime juice and baked under the broiler for about 5 min. then topped with grated parmesan and broiled a few minuted longer. It was the perfect, healthful companion to this meatloaf! Thanks SO much!
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Reviewed: Aug. 18, 2008
This was quite a bit of fuss but was pretty good. A nice and unusual way to make a meatloaf, pretty tasty. Good for special occasions.
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Reviewed: Mar. 23, 2008
better in meatballs
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Reviewed: Feb. 17, 2008
This is my recipe so I give it five stars, but try using the second half of the meatloaf to make meatballs instead of the second load and stick them in the freezer for an easy weeknight meal of spaghetti and meatballs on another night!
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Reviewed: Jan. 21, 2008
Great stuff! We freeze half of it every time just to keep it around. We substitute italian sausage for the pork and it makes it even better. We've also chopped it up and mixed with red sauce for pasta w/ meat.
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Reviewed: Oct. 15, 2007
This meatloaf was definitely different! I plan to keep this recipe, but change some things to it. My meatloaf came out a little on the dry side. I think next time I'll use fresh bread crumbs instead of the dry bread crumbs that I used. I would add a little more spinach to the recipe, too.
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Reviewed: Sep. 30, 2007
Pretty good and I'll make it again, although next time I think I'd add more spinach and may put sauted shallots in the middle (or in the sauce). The sauce was a bit wierd as it was just a lot of wine and pan drippings - I may also add some beef broth and flour to it to thicken it up and also give it more flavor than just wine.
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Reviewed: Sep. 18, 2007
My husband and I don't usually like meatloaf. I saw this recipe and thought it might be worth a try. I wasn't disappointed. My husband and I loved it and my children liked it as well. This recipe was a winner in our house. I also like that it makes a second loaf that you can have ready to go for another time.
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Reviewed: Sep. 17, 2007
My husband made this recipe over the weekend, and it was outstanding. We followed the recipe exactly - almost! We couldn't find any provolone, so we used part-skim mozzerella instead. Can't wait to make this again - delicious!
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Reviewed: Aug. 31, 2007
Great meatloaf. Makes for a "gourmet" dinner. I did add a bit of thyme and rosemary to the mix. Also, I was a bit short of red wine, so I added about three cups of sliced mushrooms to the liquid, and then a bit more water than suggested later on. While letting the meatloaf sit, I thickened the resulting juices with a bit buter/flour mixture and the result was a delicious gravy. We enjoyed it both fresh and as a leftover!
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Reviewed: Jun. 8, 2007
This is the most spectacular meatloaf you will ever eat! And it's so much fun to make. I made this for my boyfriend of a month for the first time and he asks for this all the time. It has a great mix of flavors and is very easy. I do use four slices of cheese on each loaf and that adds to the overall amazingness, but even if you follow the recipe to the letter, it still is well worth your while to try it! Additional comment 10/09: My husband (boyfriend mentioned above) still asks for this all the time - and raves about it to other people making them want to try it, too. I think that, of everything I cook, this is his most requested meal. Nowadays, I saute the spinach instead of wilting it. I saute that spinach with leeks and it is wonderful! I also double the cheese (SUPER healthy!) so that each bite is oozing with the cheese.
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