Loaded Meatloaf

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5oclocksomewher

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Mar 30, 2014
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Dickson City, PA (Scranton, PA)
Well, I wanted to smoke something different today, so I decided on meatloaf. I've never attempted one before so this should be interesting. I mixed beef and pork 2-1. I used seasoned breadcrumbs, onions, small cubed horseradish cheese, egg, and crushed tomatoes. I rubbed it down with mustard and Jeff's rub, and off to the smoker at about 300 degrees at 3pm.

 
Wow, you have really come a long way When you jumped in you jumped in, from asking a few basic questions to smoking everything and helping new members as well.  Good Job.

Gary S
 
Great to hear from you Gary!!! Thank you so much!!! Just following your advice - Don't make a project out of it, enjoy it!!! If it tastes great it's awesome, if not it's a learnig expierence. I needed that advice.
 
Looks great! I don't use eggs and very rarely use bread crumbs. I do like to use cooked quinoa or brown rice. Also when I smoke I don't use a pan. Sometimes I'll set a pan below the meatloaf to catch the drippings if I want gravy. I get splits every once in a whole but not too often. I usually am running 265-285 for pit temp. Pull when the meatloaf reaches 150IT.
 
Looks great! I don't use eggs and very rarely use bread crumbs. I do like to use cooked quinoa or brown rice. Also when I smoke I don't use a pan. Sometimes I'll set a pan below the meatloaf to catch the drippings if I want gravy. I get splits every once in a whole but not too often. I usually am running 265-285 for pit temp. Pull when the meatloaf reaches 150IT.

Thanks Case. I wasn't going to use a pan, but decided to use it at the last minute because it was so big. It would have been to hard to handle without the pan. Anyway, smoked meatloaf is the only meatloaf for me.
 
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