I do. I just do.
So with that in mind, I wanted to share the recipe for the turkey meatloaf I made last night. I found the original recipe on obesityhelp, but I adapted it for my own likings. Remember, this is not rocket science, but I am coming late to the ground turkey world.
Amy's Hot Meat (aka Turkey Meatloaf)
The original recipe called for:
1 pound ground turkey
1 medium chopped/diced onion
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/2 cup ketchup
1 cup sharp shredded cheese
1 tbsp yellow mustard
1 egg
1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
Black pepper
Lawry Season Salt to taste
What I did:
1 pound ground turkey
1 medium chopped/diced onion
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/2 cup ketchup
1 cup mexican blend shredded cheese
1/2 cup feta cheese
1/4 cup honey mustard dressing
1 egg
Black pepper
Bake at 35o for one hour or until internal temperature reaches 160.
I will have to say that it was DELICIOUS! Because I added some more "liquids" to it by adding the dressing, I should have upped the bread crumbs a little. It was a little on the soft side, so if you like firmer meat, use more crumbs. And there was too much onion for my liking, but Tracey loved all the onions.
I ate seconds and thirds of this yummy goodness. Probably 5 ounces total. I felt like a little piggy...but that was just because usually I can't finish what is on my plate...and I started with a small serving.
If you make it...enjoy!
I brought a slice for lunch today and it went down without getting stuck...which is a HUGE bonus for me. Usually I can't do next day meat!
Happy Wednesday!
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
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Sounds yummy!
ReplyDeletemm meatloaf! now that's some comfort food right there.
ReplyDeletei like to make my meatloaf in those french onion soup bowls/crocks ..whatever the heck the name is! :0)
i've never made it with ground turkey though..
that sounds delish! How many servings does that make, do you know????
ReplyDeleteYummmy. I love meat loaf, but am the only one crazy about it at my house, so I make it in muffin tins, so I pop them in the freezer and have it anytime I get a hankering.
ReplyDeleteOh Good God - what a pornographic title....and it was all for the meatloaf. Sounds yummy! May have to try!
ReplyDeleteMary-weellll...are you talking about bandster portions? It makes 16 ounces (maybe a little more with the filling) so I would say I could get (for me) at least 4-6 servings out of it.
ReplyDeleteHope that helps!
Thanks Amy! I'm so going to try this. It is a big bonus to be able to eat it the next day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe Amy. I will be trying this very soon!
ReplyDeleteyummy that will be fridays dinner!
ReplyDeleteyou had me at "hot meat"
ReplyDeleteSounds tasty.
ReplyDeleteMmmm, hot meat. Wait a moment...you are talking about food? I was thinking of George Clooney. Damn, I'm a pervert!
ReplyDeleteyummmy turkey meatloaf! I made mine with BBQ last time AMAZING and loved that I could have leftovers :) You are turning into Betty Crocker Zumba ROCKSTAR :)
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