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Old 05-02-2017, 10:56 AM   #1
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So who loves a good meatloaf? And listening to Meatloaf while smoking one?

I am a bit embarrassed to say that I have never made a meatloaf myself, smoked or otherwise. Deanna makes a fine meatloaf so I never even thought of doing it myself...'til today.

Made a kinda sweet glaze...not pictured was the brown sugar that went into it.
May have gone a bit heavy on glazing...

On the WSM at 275...waiting for it to hit 165 IT.

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Old 05-02-2017, 11:54 AM   #2
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Hour and a half in...
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Old 05-02-2017, 12:15 PM   #3
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I LOVE Smoked Meatloaf.! I do a 50/50 Ketchup n A1 glaze. I don't put it on till last 20 minutes. I forgot to glaze it at the N TX. Bash........
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Old 05-02-2017, 12:23 PM   #4
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My glaze was around a cup of ketchup, half to 2/3 cup of brown sugar, maybe half a cup of Jack Daniels, and a couple of tablespoons each of steak rub and red pepper flakes.
In hindsight, I probably should have put half the glaze on up front and saved half for later in the cook...rather than all on from the get go.
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Old 05-02-2017, 01:45 PM   #5
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Looks to me like it's going to be great. Now I'm thinking about a meatloaf sandwich.
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Old 05-02-2017, 01:46 PM   #6
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OK...learned a few lessons here...

1) Seal the upper and lower better so 90% of the cheese doesn't ooze out.

2) Use half the glaze at the onset and the other half near the end of the cook.

3) Back off or eliminate the red pepper flakes so the wife doesn't go all >>> !!!

On a side note, the cheap lil iChef probe I got for 8 bucks on clearance is reading pretty close to my Thermapen.
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Old 05-02-2017, 01:47 PM   #7
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Looks to me like it's going to be great. Now I'm thinking about a meatloaf sandwich.
I'm having a meatloaf sammich on homemade sourdough for dinner tonight!
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3 lbs ground chuck, 1 lb Smoked Sausage chopped (usually Earl Campbells), chopped onion, chopped bell peppers, 4 eggs, 4 slices of white bread, A1, a bunch of Cavendars Greek Seasoning, 1 pkg. of shredded cheese ( I get a multi cheese blend). I don't measure anything - just what looks good. On the Cavendars I'll dump some in, mix it all up and smell it, if can't smell Cavendars I do some more , mix it , till I can easily smell the Cavendars in it........ Glaze is 50/50 Ketchup/A1. Smoke it till it hits 165-170* on foil just a little bigger than the loaf so grease drains.
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I have had pretty good luck mixing shredded cheese into my meat mix, seems like I loose less. Also I pull at about 160. I'll be thinking about the sandwich tonight.
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3 lbs ground chuck, 1 lb Smoked Sausage chopped (usually Earl Campbells), chopped onion, chopped bell peppers, 4 eggs, 4 slices of white bread, A1, a bunch of Cavendars Greek Seasoning, 1 pkg. of shredded cheese ( I get a multi cheese blend). I don't measure anything - just what looks good. On the Cavendars I'll dump some in, mix it all up and smell it, if can't smell Cavendars I do some more , mix it , till I can easily smell the Cavendars in it........ Glaze is 50/50 Ketchup/A1. Smoke it till it hits 165-170* on foil just a little bigger than the loaf so grease drains.
Looks awesome...I definitely need more onion in mine...and need to dice it versus grating like I did...also, I did mine on a non-stick slotted grill pan, so the grease drained just fine.
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All looks great to me guys. We use 1lb venison 1lb ground beef and 1lb chorizo or italian sausage. One onion, 3-4 diced jalapenos pkg saltines some bbq rub usually bull sh*t or something similar. cook it on the kettle to 160 and baste with chipotle and sweet bay rays bbq sauce the last fifteen minutes. I'm gonna have to try that smoked sausage idea though smitty, looks great
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i could really go for a sandwich right now.
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About all I can add to this is that I've found that any sauce is not needed when cooking meatloaf on my kettle, because it doesn't dry out like it tends to in the oven. It's been years since I put catsup or anything else on a meatloaf since I stopped cooking it in the oven.
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I've not had meatloaf in ages. Thanks for the inspiration, looks great!!
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