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Reviewed: Sep. 24, 2009
fantastic recipe -- like some others, I doubled the honey/ketchup topping, and added just a hint of cayenne pepper to help the anticipated sweet taste. We did this because we werent looking for a candy recipe. This is better than any beef meatloaf I've had.
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Reviewed: Jun. 5, 2009
Very good recipe.I was a little skeptical at first glance, but went for it anyway.I am really glad I did.I made it exactly as the recipe is written except for the wheat germ.I didn't have any and didn't feel like going to the store.It was a very tasty and healthier alternative to traditional beef meatloaf.I will make this again only I will use a little more onion and garlic.The honey and ketchup topping is excellent.This meatloaf is a winner!
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Reviewed: Mar. 22, 2009
Yummy! Huge time saver.... blend all of the veggies together in a food processor! It took like 2 minutes to wash the veggies then chop them up! I added some celery too!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.5 star rating.
Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
This is an OUTSTANDING meatloaf! I used all turkey (we don't eat pork). I used orange and yellow bell peppers (what I had), increased the garlic and pepper a little and omitted the wheat germ. All three kids asked for seconds and my finicky hubby loved it too. We are making this a permanent fixture in our house!
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Reviewed: Dec. 30, 2008
This is not your traditional meat loaf. Great for a change to the usual beef version. It was actually best the next day on sandwiches. I would make this again and double the topping.
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Reviewed: Nov. 30, 2008
Great tasting and the key is to make sure to cook the onions,peppers, celery & carrots ahead til soft (some recipes have you add it all in ahead uncooked and its not as good)I also ran out of ketchup and glazed the loaf with a steak sauce and brown suger mixture, yummy, I sometimes like to add in several whole mushrooms right down the middle if I'm serving it for company and it looks real cool when you slice it and the there is a perfect mushroom right in the middle of the slice. Try it!
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Reviewed: Nov. 21, 2008
This is a VERY good meatloaf! As I was mixing this up, I thought there is no way this is going to be good...boy was I wrong! It really is delicious. My 5 & 7 year olds loved it. Also good as a leftover meatloaf sandwich.
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Reviewed: Nov. 4, 2008
Sauce on top was great
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Reviewed: Oct. 15, 2008
My 1st time making meatloaf so didn't know what to expect. Couldn't find turkey so used lamb instead. I halved everything as there are only 2 of us but used the full portion for the sauce on top as suggested by others. It turned out good but still lacked a kick in it. I think I will add some herb and a bit more seasoning in it next time. Will try it again.
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Reviewed: Sep. 23, 2008
This will be my go-to meatloaf recipe from now on! This was SO delicious! I left out the bell pepper, added some italian seasoning, and just oiled the cookie sheet rather than using the foil. Next time I will double the honey ketchup glaze because it was so nice. My boyfriend made sandwiches the next day with wheat bread, mayo, and sauteed onions. They were amazing! Thank you again!
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Reviewed: May 18, 2008
While wandering through the 99 cent store the other day, I happened upon a chub of ground turkey and one of pork sausage. How shocked I was to find a recipe that used both. I printed out the recipe and handled it to my DH who prepared it. He used green bell pepper instead of red and wasn't reading well, so we ended up with some honey in the meatloaf, too. Delicious! Using a baking pan instead of a loaf pan make it crispy and yummy. Thanks for a great recipe and something very different from our average meatloaf. My only change, because it is just the two of us, would have been to make 2 loaves instead of one. I can hardly wait to figure out what I am going to do with the leftovers.
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Reviewed: Apr. 9, 2008
Thank you for a great EASY recipe! I halved it, since I live alone. I'm on day 3 of it and loving it! I'm a full time student, so I love something that I can make early in the week and then just heat up a bit when I come home tired and hungry. My variation: I replaced the breadcrumbs and wheat germ with my concoction of RedHill muesili, wheat germ and flax seed and was quite pleased with myself (I don't have the cooking gene, so anytime I actually cook from scratch it is a huge victory). I think I might throw in a few more raisins the next time to add moisture, texture and a blast of sweet. It was really good!
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Reviewed: Apr. 8, 2008
This meatloaf was outstanding!!! My entire family loved it. It is a healthy alternative to beef meatloaf, not to mention all the vegetables that are hidden so even the little ones like it and they are getting lots of healthy vitamins. Iam always looking for healthy recipes and this was PERFECT :)
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Reviewed: Mar. 20, 2008
All I can say is "Yum!" I usually make my meatloaf using meatloaf mix (beef, pork, and veal) but it is soooooo greasy and I tend to be very health conscious, so this was a good alternative (the combination of turkey and pork is a good one), and it turned out tasting very much like my usual meatloaf. I made some changes (I hope you don't mind Kris) -I used a handful of parsley in place of spinach, I used an envelope of onion soup mix, I used just one whole egg and then one egg white to lighten it a bit, and I used oats as my filler rather than bread crumbs, par usual. I had to leave some things the way I normally do or my kids would not have eaten it! However many changes I made, the basic recipe is still a winner, and no matter how you dress it up to your own taste, this is one DELISH meatloaf, hubby and kid-approved! I also used the leftovers (as recommended by Kris) to make spaghetti sauce- I started with my usual homemade sauce, then crumbled the meat into it and let it simmer for an hour. It was great!
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Reviewed: Mar. 20, 2008
Great meatloaf! I used all turkey and also used zucchini instead of spinach. It was so moist, I will use this recipe again for sure!
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Reviewed: Feb. 14, 2008
I use a food processor for the vegetables - the spinach can be thrown in the pan frozen - I usually use packages of pork and turkey that are just over a pound each. Hope you like it!
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