Delicious Cheeseburger Meatloaf

"The ultimate meatloaf recipe that combines vegetables and cheese into a meatloaf that everyone wants to eat. Makes great meatloaf sandwiches! This is a recipe that I developed 20 years ago because I don't like ordinary meatloaf but my husband loves meatloaf. This recipe crosses over very well. Quick, Easy, anyone can make it."
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
1 meatloaf
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix eggs into hamburger, add oats and mix well.
  • Add remaining ingredients except cheese and 1/2 cup tomato sauce.
  • If mixture seems too loose, add more oats until firm enough to mold.
  • In a greased loaf pan, pat one half of meat mixture. Layer cheese over the top of the meat. Place remaining meat mixture on top of the cheese. Pat into place.
  • Bake in 350 degree oven for 45 minutes, during last 15 minutes drizzle sauce over top of meatloaf. When meatloaf is done, take out of oven and let set for 15 minutes to let the juices absorb back into the loaf. Cut into slices and serve with fresh salad and crusty bread.
  • Makes a great meatloaf sandwich the next day.

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I live in the MidWest with my husband of 37 years and our dogs and cat. I serve on a not-for-profit board and participate in other volunteer work in my community along with my career as a skilled nursing home administrator. I owned my own Victorian gift shop and tea room where I also developed herbal and food products, packaged them and sold them. In addition, I was the chef in the tea room and specialized in preparation of fresh foods as they were ordered and delighting my patrons with homemade pies (crust,filling, topping...the whole enchilada) Cooking is a passion for me and I love to share my ideas with others. I just put together a recipe booklet featuring 10 of the top cooks in my family - starting with my grandmother. A cookbook was sent to each of my siblings and their children so they could remember and learn about good food and the family members who cooked. Pet peeves - being told a pie is homemade and discovering that the crust is a premade, commercial crust and the filling is instant pudding. Favorite cookbook: This is hard as I have over 200 cookbooks but I would say the Better Homes and Gardens Heritage Cook Book published in 1976. This book breaks down the development of America's cooking styles from the Indians and Pilgrims through to the 1930's with tons of history regarding particular recipes. A Not to be Missed Cookbook if you can find it.
 
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