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Turkey and Greek Yogurt Meatloaf
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Turkey and Greek Yogurt Meatloaf

This modern take on classic meatloaf uses ground turkey and Greek yogurt to create a moist and tender loaf that is far leaner and higher in protein than the traditional beef version. Each thick slice provides over 33 grams of protein and stays moist without the need for excess oil or breadcrumbs.

4.5
70 min
🍴6 servings
🔥380 cal
🔖Medium
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A moist and protein-rich turkey meatloaf made with Greek yogurt that is leaner than classic versions but just as satisfying.

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Nutrition per serving

380Calories
35gProtein
12gCarbs
16gFat
1gFiber

Ingredients

6servings

protein

binder

flavoring

topping

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Instructions

1

Preheat and Mix

Preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. In a large bowl combine the ground turkey Greek yogurt eggs rolled oats and Worcestershire sauce. Mix until just combined without overworking the meat.

2

Shape the Loaf

Transfer the mixture to a lightly greased loaf pan or shape it freeform on a lined baking sheet. Press it into an even loaf shape about 9 inches long and 4 inches wide.

3

Add Topping and Bake

Spread the ketchup evenly across the top of the loaf in a thin layer. Place in the preheated oven and bake for 50 to 55 minutes until the internal temperature reaches 165 degrees Fahrenheit.

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4

Rest Before Slicing

Remove the meatloaf from the oven and let it rest for 10 minutes before slicing. This allows the juices to redistribute and makes it much easier to cut clean slices.

Substitutions

rolled oatsalmond flour for a completely gluten-free and lower carb binding option
ketchup toppingsugar-free BBQ sauce for a smokier flavor with less added sugar

Common mistakes

Overmixing the meatloaf mixture which develops too much protein structure resulting in a dense and tough texture after baking
Not using a meat thermometer and pulling the meatloaf too early which leaves the center undercooked and unsafe to eat
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