I used a bag of coleslaw mix instead of shredding the cabbage myself, and I cooked it in the butter with the onion instead of boiling it. Also, I only had Italian breadcrumbs, so I used half those and half wheat germ. And per Steingrim's suggestion I did half beef, half pork. I left out the nutmeg because I don't like it, and I forgot the molasses. I had my doubts while it was baking after all the liberties I took, but it was a hit! My picky six year old even said it was the best meatloaf ever. So next time I make it, and there WILL be a next time, I'm going to follow the recipe a bit closer.
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This was like a twist on a meatloaf - liked it better cold the next day.
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The Finnish cookbook is one I had before we married, but I hadn't had this recipe before she made it. I like it with a combination of beef and pork, and it is good with the lingonberry preserves that we get at Ikea. A good Scandinavian recipe!
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