From EatingWell: January/February 2013
Inspired by the classic Reuben sandwich, this nontraditional, healthy Reuben meatloaf recipe includes sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, dill pickles and rye breadcrumbs.
My husband likes Reubens, and my daughters love pickles and sauerkraut, so I figured they'd love this recipe. I was right! It was one of the tastiest meatloaves I've ever made. I love the little bits of cheese, and I like how the cooking of the onion/carrot, even though it's an extra step and dirties another pan, gives it a mellower flavor.
I made the meatloaf into two separate loaves and froze one for later. One loaf (half the recipe) fed my family, with second helpings for the parents.
Made this last night, and other than it being a little bit crumbly (used loaf pan rather than free form) it was probably the tastiest meatloaf I've ever had. Instead of using 2 inch pieces of onion and carrots I used store-bought diced onions and bagged shredded carrots to cut down on prep time. I also used a low fat yogurt based thousand island dressing as my topping. Super yummy!
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