Wheat Loaf (No- Meat Meatloaf)

"This recipe came from a vegetarian cooking class I took. It makes a great substitute for meat loaf! It is NOT low fat but, it is VERY good! It makes great sandwiches the day after too. Just slice and put on some whole wheat bread with a little extra ketchup. YUMMY!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350°F.
  • Mix together the nuts, wheat germ and cheese.
  • Add remaining ingredients and mix well.
  • Turn all of the mixture into a WELL oiled loaf pan.
  • Bake for 45 minutes.
  • I glaze this with ketchup (fruit sweetened) about the last 5 minutes of baking.
  • I also let this sit in the loaf pan for 5-10 minutes to firm up a little before removing.
  • Serve like "meat loaf" with your favorite sides!

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Reviews

  1. This is good. My wife Suzanne, who generally does not like “fake meat” dishes, liked this a lot. I forgot to get tomato juice (I would have used V-8) so I put ¾ cup tomato sauce as a substitute. Next time I will sauté the onion first, as I do in regular meat loafs, I think that will improve the texture. Also, the marjoram almost gave the taste a “stuffing’ quality, and I wonder if maybe taking the marjoram out and adding a ½ teaspoon of chili powder or something, might be the way around that. Anyway that is what I will try next time.
     
  2. With all due respect...YUCK!
     
  3. Happy to have found this recipe online! I've had a version of it for years, handed down from a friend. My version only called for thyme and marjoram; stewed tomatoes, not juice. I thought it needed more. I will try adding the other herbs, perhaps nixing the marjoram as one reviewer thought of, and topping with ketchup at the end of baking. Looove the texture and moisture, and accompanied with a mushroom cream sauce/gravy is excellent. Also, I use sharp cheddar.
     
  4. I don't really care for walnuts, but I tried this anyway not knowing if the walnut flavor would be noticeable or not. It was, but I am planning to make this again using almonds instead. I also made a few other changes- I used tofu instead of eggs and it held together well. I also used tomato soup instead of tomato juice. Thanks for the recipe! I can't wait to try it with almonds. If you like walnuts, try this recipe!
     
  5. We really enjoyed this. I had 3/4 of a cup of ground walnuts left over from making Oataroons #97116. I just filled the rest of the 1 cup measuring cup with wheat germ and then added the 1 cup of wheat germ called for. I didn't realize that I only had toasted wheat germ but it worked fine. I used tomato sauce instead of tomato juice and 2 tsp. of Italian seasoning for all the spices. I too added some ketchup in the last 5 minutes and even my picky 5 year old enjoyed it. I left my onions in fairly large dices because that is the way I prefer it, but I do think they would have become more emeshed in the loaf if they had been smaller. This is something we will defintely make again. Thanks so much!
     
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  1. I don't really care for walnuts, but I tried this anyway not knowing if the walnut flavor would be noticeable or not. It was, but I am planning to make this again using almonds instead. I also made a few other changes- I used tofu instead of eggs and it held together well. I also used tomato soup instead of tomato juice. Thanks for the recipe! I can't wait to try it with almonds. If you like walnuts, try this recipe!
     
  2. We really enjoyed this. I had 3/4 of a cup of ground walnuts left over from making Oataroons #97116. I just filled the rest of the 1 cup measuring cup with wheat germ and then added the 1 cup of wheat germ called for. I didn't realize that I only had toasted wheat germ but it worked fine. I used tomato sauce instead of tomato juice and 2 tsp. of Italian seasoning for all the spices. I too added some ketchup in the last 5 minutes and even my picky 5 year old enjoyed it. I left my onions in fairly large dices because that is the way I prefer it, but I do think they would have become more emeshed in the loaf if they had been smaller. This is something we will defintely make again. Thanks so much!
     

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