Turkey Meatloaf Recipe
This is a recipe I received from a dear friend of mine. A few months ago, I was in my friend's home for supper one evening and was served this incredibly delicious, turkey meatloaf.
As far as I knew, meatloaf was usually made with ground beef; I'd hadn't heard of making meatloaf with ground turkey. I was so amazed at the flavor, I asked my friend for the recipe.
Often, when I eat in the homes of other people, I tend to be bashful or shy about getting or asking for a second helping. I'd rather go a little hungry than ask for more. Not this time!
"Do you mind if I have a little more?" I politely asked my friend.
"Oh yes, please do!" she gladly replied.
I helped myself to a small, second helping, and I even surprised myself by, very timidly, helping myself to another bite of a third helping while commenting to my friend how delicious it was! (I could also see that there was plenty there!) I didn't go away hungry that evening; I was quite satisfied.
This amazing recipe can be found through the link given here below:
There is also a small video you can watch of the woman who created this recipe making this meatloaf. She comments about ground turkey being better for you than ground beef. (which I recently shared in my blog post about meat.)
Unless I was planning to feed a lot of people, I would probably cut this recipe in half myself. (using 2 pounds of ground turkey instead)
In my humble opinion, this recipe is just as good as (if not better than) meatloaf made with ground beef. Although I have my Grandma's recipe for meatloaf (using ground beef), this recipe is one I call "a keeper" - one that will definitely go into my recipe book.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical doctor, and I have no medical training. The things I share on this blog are simple, practical things that I've learned help with good health.
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