CLASSIC VEGAN MEATLOAF 💖 Finally the flavor you've been craving!


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This classic vegan meatloaf has been in the works here in our test kitchen for months. Using whole food ingredients to get that “meaty” texture has proven to be …

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  1. Deanna Cintas
    Deanna Cintas says:

    Is there a way to make this without a big food processor? can everything be hand mixed together instead or maybe mixed with an immersion blender if it needs to be blended more thoroughly?

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  2. Cattitude
    Cattitude says:

    I finally got the buckwheat and made this yesterday. It was AWESOME!!! We absoultely loved it!! My husband even asked this morning, "we're having some more of that loaf tonight, right??" LOL!!

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  3. Castledark Dweller
    Castledark Dweller says:

    my sauce i use on top of my (much more basic) vegan meatloaf is just a modified bbq sauce really but i do like to spread it on the base of the pan first so i have that same flavoursome glaze underneath AND on top! gonna try your recipe now. im sure it will kick the heck outa my basic one. lol

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  4. Deirdre Kent
    Deirdre Kent says:

    I have just made this and it inspired me to get a better, more powerful blender. Quite a mess I made, but it is in the oven and I have a lot of dishes. Really looking forward to eating it.

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  5. Nancy Henne
    Nancy Henne says:

    I see on your recipe you include Bragg's Liquid Aminos, but you did not use that on the video so I guess it's okay to leave it out? I can't wait to try this. Your stuff I've made so far has all been fantastic!

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  6. Diane Watson
    Diane Watson says:

    I am not a mushroom fan. I wonder if you could use zucchini in its place. Like maybe start with grating it and then let it drain on some paper towels and squeeze it rather than trying to cook the moisture out because then it gets overcooked and super soggy period and then pretty much add it last.

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  7. ErrorError
    ErrorError says:

    I'll definitely give this a try, will be a nice change from my usual lentil loaf. Tbh though, I'll probably still serve it with a mushroom gravy (although I'll try it with the tomato topping first!). Looks amazing Jill, thank you!

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  8. Rocky
    Rocky says:

    Hi Jill… I absolutely love your show, I discovered you during a 21 day water only fast, it’s your shows that nutritionalized my soul and helped carry me through this journey… Hands down, you’re absolutely The Best & Most Informative (WFP SOS Free) cooking show out there…I’ve already embarked on making some of these wonderfully, delicious recipes, as I’ve printed nearly every one over the course of this 3 week journey, plus I ordered your book from Amazon, and received it in the mail this week… Yay!
    I have learned so much from you, even though I’ve been on a WFP diet for almost 6 years now… I now know, I wasn’t doing it quite as healthy as I should or could be… Nutritional yeast for instance, I was not aware of the difference between fortified and non-fortified…For that I’m extremely grateful! Thank you!
    Keep up the great work…
    I love your show!
    Now onto this meatloaf…

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  9. Ophelia Bells
    Ophelia Bells says:

    this looks so good, I have been craving the texture of a lentil walnut loaf but cannot wait to try this very new and interesting recipe, really. I love your recipes. I'm going to use matsutake that I foraged this last season and froze but will also be good with fresh chanterelles so can't wait for that.

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