Barbecue-Glazed Turkey Meatloaf Ww (Crock Pot)

"From "Everyone Loves Chicken" by Weight Watchers. I borrowed my friend's book and I'm posting what sounds interesting for future reference. 3 points per slice. No liquid is needed to cook this in the crock pot, the foil does the trick and the glaze makes it look less pale in color."
 
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Ready In:
3hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:

ingredients

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directions

  • Fold a 24 inch length of foil in half lengthwise and fit it into the bottom and sides of a 5-6 quart slow cooker insert.
  • Put the turkey, bread crumbs, cheese, onion, egg, oregano, salt and pepper in a medium bowl; mix well with hands and shape into a loaf.
  • Place loaf on foil in slow cooker.
  • Cover the slow cooker and cook until the meatloaf juices run clear and an instant read thermometer registers 165°F in the center.
  • It needs 3-4 hours on high or 6-8 hours on low heat.
  • Combine ketchup, sugar, Worcestershire sauce, and mustard in a small bowl.
  • Spoon mixture over meatloaf in the slow cooker, spreading it smooth and cover the slow cooker and cook until the glaze is heated through, about 30 minutes longer.
  • With the help of the foil, lift the meatloaf from the slow cooker and transfer it to a platter.
  • Discard the foil and cut the loaf into 6 slices.

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Reviews

  1. I'm giving this recipe five stars because I can't believe how close it tastes to real, fatty, high-calorie comfort food meatloaf. I can taste almost no difference between this meatloaf and the one I usually do (which is also a crockpot recipe but is much, much higher in fat). If I think about it then I can tell I'm eating turkey, but if I add a simple gravy made from a fat-free beef stock, flour and some of the juices from the meatloaf it really becomes a minor detail.<br/><br/>This meatloaf was super-easy, fast to make and turned out beautifully. Best of all it was really easy to slice, which I have not found to be the case with other meatloaf recipes (they usually fall apart when you try to slice them). <br/><br/>My husband wasn't crazy about the oregano, so next time I'll probably just leave it out or maybe substitute with basil. There's lots of room for experimentation--you could add some garlic, too, or maybe just up the amount of black pepper. <br/><br/>I'm still reeling from the fact that this tasted so good and was only four points (on the new PointsPlus WW plan). The servings were surprisingly generous, too, for such a small points value. This is my new meatloaf recipe ... why serve that unhealthy stuff any more when this is just as good? Thanks for posting!!
     
  2. Not happy with this recipe..dry and no flavor.. I think next time I may add the glaze to the mixture before cooking and then add another recipe of the glaze to the top. That would only make the total 14 and serve 6, so still only 2.3 or 3 points. Now, anyone have any ideas about what I can do with the remainder to make it better??
     
  3. My first attempt at crockpot meatloaf and it turned out moist and tasty with the BBQ glaze. Served with Recipe #202490 and Recipe #22717. Thanks for sharing Oolala. Made for When It's Hot Tag Game.
     
  4. This recipe was really good! My whole family enjoyed it! My hubby did not even know that it was turkey. I loved cooking it in my crock pot! I don't know if my crock pot is hot, but mine was done after 6 hours on low. I will definetly make this again!
     
  5. This was my first time making turkey meatloaf. For my husbands health, I needed to change our diets to low sodium and low fat. Followed all the directions as written. Slow cooked for 7 1/2 hours and added the BBQ sauce during the last half an hour. Meatleaf had a lot of flavor and juicy. The foil idea is wonderful because I didn't have to clean the crock pot and it did not stick to the foil. I will double the BBQ sauce recipe next time for something to dip in since I am so used to serving meat loaf with gravy. Still getting used to this healthy thing!!! It went wonderful with recipe #47140 Garlic Mashed Potatoes and some steamed veggies. Healthy food can taste good! Thanks for sharing, and hopefully more people will try this now that you have two great reviews!
     
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  1. I almost skipped this because there were no reviews, but I'm so glad I didn't! It was superb!!! My son requests meatloaf, my dad likes it, and my mom hates it, but this one pleased them all very VERY much! I did make a few changes. I didn't have any cheddar cheese, so I used mozarella and instead of spicy brown mustard, I used horseradish mustard. Both worked just fine and I don't think I'll risk trying it with cheddar. Oh, and they couldn't tell it was turkey! One thing, though: the foil ended up sticking to the crockpot and was a real bear to get off. I soaked it in vinegar and eventually, I was able to scrape it loose. Thank you for posting this! I will make it again, but probably won't use the foil.
     

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