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"meat" loaf

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  1. Okay, all you vegetarian-mockers, here's your chance. ;-)

    I made the "meat"loaf at
    http://www.fatfreevegan.com/Meat_subs/loaf.shtml today, and everyone
    liked it, even my wife, who really really really prefers to eat meat at
    every meal. She said it hits the same spot as meatloaf. I'm reposting
    the recipe here with my changes in brackets. I served it with mashed
    potatoes and mushroom gravy.

    "Meat" Loaf

    Serves 6

    2 cups of prepared veg broth [I used a delicate ginger-garlic broth I
    made the other day]
    1/2 cup ketchup
    2 tbsp tamari (or soy sauce)
    2 cups of TVP granules
    1 cup of quick oats or bread crumbs [I didn't realize I was out of
    these, so I used 2 wheetabix, which equalled almost a cup, and made up
    the rest of the cup with Grapenuts cereal. In my experience, anything
    grain- or bread-like works in meatloaf]
    1/4 cup ground flaxseed
    1 tblsp of nutritional yeast
    1 tsp each garlic granules, onion powder, oregano and basil [didn't have
    basil, so I left it out]

    (BBQ topping option: 1/3 cup unsweetened ketchup, 2 tbls tamari, a good
    shake of liquid smoke) [I skipped this]

    Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

    1. In medium bowl, combine prepared broth, ketchup, tamari and TVP. Mix
    to combine and let stand 10 minutes until the liquid is absorbed.

    2. Add remaining ingredients, except topping. Mix well

    3. Pack mixture into a 9 x 5 loaf pan or a glass casserole. (Many people
    making this suggest just forming into a loaf on a baking sheet.) Bake
    40-45 minutes.

    4. If using topping, spread on loaf during the last 10 minutes of
    baking.

    serene

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