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Smothered Meatloaf Recipe

Smothered Meatloaf

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  • on June 15, 2010

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    I must admit, when I first tried this recipe I was not looking forward to tasting it. How wrong I was-even the most pickiest of eaters in our family loves this recipe. I have tweaked it to suit all of our tastes and the kids now know how to make it. Easy and delicious:D

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  • on June 08, 2010

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    I can't believe this recipe has so many negative reviews. I thought it was absolutely delicious, and I don't even particularly like meatloaf. I made this recipe for company awhile back, and every single one of us went back for seconds. I used ground turkey instead of pork, which made everything a little leaner.

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  • on May 13, 2010

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    This was good! The potatoes were not mushy and maintained their form! The flavor was good, although I must admit, i seasoned the meet with my own seasoning. It fell apart on one side just a littlle. but, all in all, it was good.

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  • on April 25, 2010

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    Thies recipe is easy and delicious. Also allows flexibility for individuals tastes.
    The second time I made this I used some golden mushroom soup instead of cheddar cheese. Added more beefy flavor. I also seasoned the potatos when I put them in the crockpot. The first time I thought the potatos did not have enough seasoning. I am a big fan of this recipe and would serve it to guests.

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  • on April 15, 2010

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    The picture looked delicious--the ingredients not bad. A lot of ingredients taking
    too much time to assemble. I found the meatloaf to be dry, tasteless and lacking
    flavor! The potatoes were tasteless after cooking so long/ What a dosappointment and a waste of money for all the ingredients. I filed this receipe oin the trash can. DO NOT TRY THIS ONE!!!!

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  • on March 11, 2010

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    My friends and I decided to try this and we absolutely loved it. We couldn't wait to dig in after the aromas filled the house. We had to use a different Shake N Bake flavor because we couln not find garlic and herb. However, we were just a little disappointed with the potatoes. We had hoped they would have been a little firmer rather than very soft. We loved them anyway. We will have this again and my parents want me to make it for them. A good winter comfort recipe.

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  • on March 09, 2010

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    I wanted to like this. Sandra made it look so good on her show. I was had! It was easy but expensive when I consider that I make a great meatloaf without buying all that junk!! Even if I had to make a quick easy meatloaf I wouldn't do this ever again!

    This recipe confirms it for me-processed boxed food is gross. Its like putting lipstick on a pig. One good thing about it is that my 3 year old ate it, which is the only reason I gave it two stars.

    This is the last time I'll give Sandra Lee's Semi-homemade recipes a try. I've been burnt to many times!!!!

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  • on March 09, 2010

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    When I saw Sandra make this, I thought it looked great and also pretty easy to prepare. I purchased all the ingredients and did everything according to the recipe. What a mistake and what a waste of time and money. It was impossible to get it out of the slow cooker in one piece - it all fell apart. It also looked vile and inedible, but my husband and I gave it a try. Although the taste wasn't as bad as we expected, I will never make it again and from now on I'll stick with Ina and Giada for "regular" recicpes.

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  • on March 07, 2010

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    My dog really enjoyed it!....don't waste your time and money!

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  • on March 06, 2010

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    When I seen her make this I thought hmmmm I bet that might tast good, but might not hold up well. Ok so I tired it. Ok it's not for me !! She starts tossing in all this stuff and I knew it would't be good. It's not. MY Meatloaf is SOOO much better. Infact I've gotten like 3 meatloaf recipes from Paula Deen and every singer cotton picken time they have been just WONDERFUL !! Paul don't worry Sandra has nothing on you Ms. Deen. Non of Sandra's food is good. Why do I even try ??? ugh I'm gonna stick with Ms. Paula Deen! Totally!

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