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By JodyPody_6
on February 15, 2011
I have made this recipe a few times....but I cut out the red onion garnish, and cut back the carrots to a half cup. I have made it with pork, beef and ground moose.....so delicious.
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At my vacation home w/o my favorite meatloaf recipe. Found this one and loved it! Bringing it into line with my fav, and using what I had on hand, substituted pork flavored stuffing for the bread, added 1/2 minced fresh pear (no carrots), my own bbq sauce instead of ketchup and used 16 oz turkey, 16 oz pork and 8 oz beef (or so-whatever was avail pre-packaged at the store). Used 1 tablespoon Stubbs Wing Sauce for the tabasco and made into 4 small loaves. Smoked those puppies for 2 hrs, added glaze and smoked for another 30 mins. To Die For.
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on March 29, 2010
The best meatloaf recipe I have found. Great as is but can easily be tweaked and experimented with.
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on October 31, 2009
This has been my go-to meatloaf recipe since I read it on her website many years ago. We love it. I substitute ground white turkey for the veal, that probably helps a little with the fat per serving, which is scary, but also I think it serves 8 or more.
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I made this for my boyfriend who was married to a gourmet cook for 22 years and he raved about it. Way to go Martha!
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on August 24, 2009
My kids love this and ask for it if I don't make it for a while. I replace the veal with ground turkey and use barbecue sauce instead of the ketchup, mustard, and brown sugar just to make it easier. I also put the onion in the loaf instead of going to the extra trouble to garnish. But still very good.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountThis is a great meat loaf. I had it the first time many years ago when it appeared in martha stewart living. My husband repeatedly ask for me to make it.
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This is my favorite meatloaf ever! I don't like veal tho, and I rarely have pork around so I usually just use ground beef and it's completely delicious. I also happen to agree with Peg Bracken that "rosemary is for remembrance" and not food, so I leave that out, too:-) The topping is pretty gross looking when you mix it up, but have faith-- once cooked, it tastes great!
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on December 05, 2007
By JackieBabee
on October 11, 2007
This is my favorite meatloaf to make. I love the preparation and I love how it's cooked. The traditional loaf pan style just doesn't cut it compared to this!! I have been making this dish for over 6yrs now.. stole the recipe from my moms Martha cookbook (that I bought her for x-mas.. hehe)
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Don't be daunted by the seemingly long list of ingredients: this is a wonderfully flavoursome meatloaf, made so flavoursome because of the wonderful blend of what are essentially really quick to put together ingredients. My favourite meatloaves are those made with a mixture of meats and this one was no exception. I omitted the Tabasco sauce, I used 6 cloves of minced garlic (personal taste preferences) and I used half water and half merlot when cooking the onions (next time I'll use all merlot), but otherwise I made this exactly to the recipe. Thank you for sharing this recipe. It’s one I'll certainly be making again!
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on March 21, 2006
This was the best meat loaf ever!! Thanks for sharing a Great recipe!!
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I wish I could rate this recipe higher - it's all there in terms of ingredients but my family just didn't enjoy it. My kids kept remarking that it tasted 'strange' and I think it must have been the dry mustard - can't for the life of me think what else it could have been. Anyway, only DH and I ate our meatloaf and we have a lot of leftovers. The kids got a cheese sandwich (2 of the 3 kids are normally not picky at all). It did make a light meatloaf, texturally, which both DH and I liked.
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Serving Size: 1 (183 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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