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gluten-free Meatloaf Recipe


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Spartans1960 Contributor

Any ideas on a great tasting gluten-free meatloaf, not too soft, have used gluten-free bread crumbs in a recipe, too soft? Anyone using from Betty Hageman?


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Juliebove Rising Star

I don't have an actual recipe. I use gluten-free oatmeal. I whiz it up in my blender then mix with chopped vegetables and some tomato juice or V8 juice. I then add this to my meat and season it with Italian seasoning.

bikrgrl Newbie

i have not tried it myself yet, but i got it from a great website that sells gluten-free foods only, they have a great reputation here.

Gluten-Free Meatloaf

Sauce Ingredients

7 1/2 oz Tomato sauce (Hunt's is gluten free)

1/3 cup Brown sugar, packed

1/3 cup White vinegar

1 tsp. Prepared mustard

Loaf Ingredients

1 Large egg

1 cup Finely chopped onion

1 tsp. Salt

1/4 tsp. Pepper

2 tsp. Gluten free bouillon powder

1 tsp. Gluten Free Worcestershire sauce

1/2 cup Gluten free fine dry bread crumbs

2 lbs Lean ground beef

Sauce Directions

Sauce: Place all 4 ingredients in bowl. Stir together well. Divide into 2 equal portions.

Loaf Directions

Beat egg in bowl. Add next 6 ingredients. Add 1/2 of sauce. Stir well.

Add ground beef. Mix very well. Pack firmly into greased 9 x 5 x 3 inch (22 x 12.5 x 7.5 cm) loaf pan. Spread remaining 1/2 of sauce over top Bake in 350 F (175 C) oven for 1 1/2 hour. Drain off any fat Cuts into 8 slices.

Note: Left over Duinkerken white bread makes fabulous bread crumbs for meatloaf recipes.

celiac-mommy Collaborator

I just use the regular recipe from the Better Homes and Gardens cookbook but use all gluten-free ingredients. I cook them in muffin tins, for individual little loaves. The kids think that's neat for some reason :P

SUZIN Newbie

I don't have a exact recipe, but in place of breadcrumbs, etc...I sub cooked potatoes...about 1 C to 1# meat..I've used baked chopped up, mashed, etc.......I use ground turkey.....just a regular recipe with 1 egg is what I use....

missy'smom Collaborator

This one is a recent favorite. I use processed Rice Chex or EnerG bread for crumbs.

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Wonka Apprentice

This is my favourite recipe for meatloaf:

MEATLOAF WITH VEGETABLES AND BALSAMIC GLAZE

Serves 6

Meatloaf:

3 tablespoons olive oil

1 medium Spanish onion, minced

1 small red bell pepper, finely diced

1 small yellow bell pepper, finely diced

1 medium zucchini, finely diced

5 cloves garlic, put through a press or smashed to a paste with coarse salt

2 large eggs

1/2 cup milk

1 cup fresh gluten-free breadcrumbs (or 1/2 cup dried)


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Thanks for sharing the recipes guys...:) all sound delicious..

shirleyujest Contributor
This one is a recent favorite. I use processed Rice Chex or EnerG bread for crumbs.

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I made this recipe or one very similar, and the raw veggies give off their water during cooking, making the turkey much moister than it would be otherwise.

The Rice Chex idea is brilliant... think the rice bread crumbs are too soft.

Also I'm going to try the balsamic glaze. I love a balsamic drizzle w/fresh chopped herbs that I found on one of the cooking shows. It's balsamic, cooked to reduce to about half, add to it one part chopped rosemary, one part thyme, two parts flat leaf parsley and you can chop a clove of garlic if you want. I pour that over grilled veggies and it's to-die for.

Getting very hungry now!

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