Crock Pot Cheesy Meatloaf
photo by Swirling F.
- Ready In:
- 8hrs 10mins
- Ingredients:
- 10
- Serves:
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8
ingredients
- 18 round cheese crackers
- 236.59 ml shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 29.58 ml minced green peppers
- 59.14 ml chili sauce
- 118.29 ml milk
- 2 eggs, slightly beaten
- 3.69 ml salt
- 0.61 ml pepper
- 907.18 g lean ground beef
directions
- Crush the crackers with a rolling pin or blender.
- In a bowl, mix together the crushed crackers, shredded cheddar, onion, green pepper, chili sauce, milk, eggs, salt, and pepper.
- Mix in ground beef, and form into a 7-inch round loaf.
- Place in crock pot.
- Cover and cook on low for 8 hours, or until done.
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Reviews
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I'm always looking for crock pot meals since our children are so involved in after-school activities. I was excited to make this since I thought it would be a new twist on meatloaf. I followed the recipe exactly, except substituting an envelope of onion soup mix for the chili sauce. We couldn't tell there was cheese in it. I also took another reviewers (Gabriella20 ) suggestion and added the sauce from Fav Crock Pot Meatloaf #38249. It was a nice addition, but no real new twist on meatloaf. I would make this again, since the family approved.
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I loved this. The loaf was firm and tasty. I substitued some bread I made and toasted for the cheese crackers and some salza for the chili sauce. I followed the tip for getting the meat loaf out of the crock pot using the aluminum foil. I was amazed that the cheese was fully incorporated into the mixture - it disappeared. I've also cooked this with the ritz crackers (generic brand) and as opposed to chili sauce using hot sauce - this was much better.
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I would have never thought about making meatloaf in a crock pot, but it worked pretty well. We followed the recipe for the most part, but subbed goldfish for round cheese crackers since I couldn't find anything fitting that description at the store, and onion powder instead of onion because we didn't have any fresh onion. We also added some chopped yellow bell pepper and pepperoncini peppers because we had them leftover from the previous night's dinner. For spices, we also added a little cinnamon, cayenne pepper, and garlic powder because we felt like it would need a little more seasoning for our tastes. The chili sauce we used was also called 'ketchup with a kick', since chili sauce can mean several different products. We cooked it overnight for just at 8.5 hrs and that was a little too long, the outside was starting to get a little bitter (but I didn't take away on the rating for that- that was our bad, not the recipe). Next time we'll got for 7.5-8hrs. Even though it was a little dark on the outside, it was still plenty moist on the inside. The flavor was good- like other reviews have touched on, there really isn't a distinctive cheese flavor. However, the flavor is still very good. We will make this again, probably with the same tweaks we used this time, or maybe even experiment with the seasons and cheese we use to see what else we can come up with.
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I'm always looking for crock pot meals since our children are so involved in after-school activities. I was excited to make this since I thought it would be a new twist on meatloaf. I followed the recipe exactly, except substituting an envelope of onion soup mix for the chili sauce. We couldn't tell there was cheese in it. I also took another reviewers (Gabriella20 ) suggestion and added the sauce from Fav Crock Pot Meatloaf #38249. It was a nice addition, but no real new twist on meatloaf. I would make this again, since the family approved.
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This was an incredible recipe! I made two changes though. Instead of a half cup of milk (I didn't want it too wet), I put in a splash of condensed milk (NOT sweetened), and I also put in two minced garlic cloves instead of onions (healthy, and no...burps afterwords). Thanks you for sharing this recipe! Two adults, two kids, all gone! Will make again!!!!! LA :-)
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truebrit
United States