Mouth-watering Meatloaf

meatloaf1.jpgThe weather is dreary here in the Northeast which brings wishes for all kinds of comfort foods. One of my favorites was always meatloaf and my grandma’s was a tasty treat covered with a tomato sauce and stuffed with two hard boiled eggs.

However, I must say my sister has totally redefined meatloaf for me! She has come up with this easy recipe and it’s totally delicious. Here goes:

  • Ingredients
      2 (two) pounds lean ground meat
      1 soft potato roll (or other soft bread/roll)
      1 cup milk
      1 cup ketchup
      2 eggs
      1 package Knorr brown gravy mix
      salt and pepper to taste
  • How to Make:
  • Preheat oven to 325.
    Soak soft roll in the milk.
    Beat eggs.
    Add eggs and ketchup to roll/milk combo and mix together.
    Add brown gravy mix and stir.
    Finally, add meat, mix with your hands and finish with salt and pepper to taste.
    Lightly grease a loaf pan and add meat mixture.
    Cook at 325 for about one and a half hours.

    I have to tell you that this meatloaf is totally yummy. Never dry and the flavor is rich. We never even use any gravy on it, although that would be good. Especially if you were having it next to some creamy mashed potatoes and buttery green peas.

    Comfort food. Delicious. I haven’t tried this with ground turkey for those of us who are trying to lose weight, but just be mindful that some of that ground turkey has as much fat as a really lean ground beef.

    3 Replies to “Mouth-watering Meatloaf”

    1. That fat content is really misleading, isn’t it? We use the ground turkey for our taco filling. With all that spice, you can’t tell the difference.

      I’ll have to try it with the turkey and see how it works! Thanks for the tip.

    2. You know I noticed that about the fat content!!! Funny enough my kids like the turkey loaf better than meatloaf and they now have Italian flavored Turkey!!!

    3. That sounds good. I’ve always used Lipton Onion Soup but I’ll give the gravy a try next time. Thanks.

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