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Well on Monday the weather was lousy and I decided to make a meatloaf. Since I won't drive my Mustang in the rain or when the streets are wet. I thought I would make one with whatever I could find here in the house. So this is the recipe that I came up with. I just took a photo of it so I wouldn't have to type it all down. I didn't have a cup of breadcrumbs, so I used about 1/2 cup breadcrumbs & 1/2 cup crushed up saltine crackers. I had 1 lb. packs of brisket, and hot Italian sausage in the freezer.
I took the photo before I mixed anything up & thought 2 eggs would be enough, but when I started mixing I could see that I needed another egg, so there should be 3 eggs in this photo.
All ready to mix up.
Easiest way is by hand, at least that is the way I do it.
Nice looking loaf!
I wanted to let it sit in the fridge until Tuesday, so I wrapped it up like a fattie.
So after about 24 hours in the fridge, all those flavors just got acquainted real well. And I formed it back into a smaller & thicker loaf. I put it in a pan covered in foil.
Then into the smoker along with a pan of beans.
I had a few pieces of bacon left over from the beans, so we cooked them up on the firebox, for a little snack.
At around 130 IT I covered the top of the meatloaf with ketchup.
Almost ready to pull out.
I was running the smoker around 280-300 degrees, so it only took a couple of hours to hit 160. I pulled it out & let the beans go a few more minutes while the meatloaf rested.
Beans are about done now too.
Ready for dinner!
And on a plate with meatloaf, beans, and broccoli, onion, noodle stir fry.
It was absolutely the best meatloaf I have ever made. The combo of the brisket & hot Italian sausage really gave it a great flavor.
Judy said I hope you wrote down what you did here, Cause I want this again.
This is what we both had for breakfast this morning.
Last weekend I had a major disaster with a rack of ribs. I injected them with Tony C's & gave them too much. Couldn't eat them, way too salty, gave the whole rack to the fish & turtles in my backyard. Needless to say I was really bummed out & feel kinda like I got my groove back with this meatloaf. And the cool thing was I used what I had here in the house. So this is a pretty basic recipe that could be tweaked to suit your own taste.
Thanks for looking folks!
Al
I took the photo before I mixed anything up & thought 2 eggs would be enough, but when I started mixing I could see that I needed another egg, so there should be 3 eggs in this photo.
All ready to mix up.
Easiest way is by hand, at least that is the way I do it.
Nice looking loaf!
I wanted to let it sit in the fridge until Tuesday, so I wrapped it up like a fattie.
So after about 24 hours in the fridge, all those flavors just got acquainted real well. And I formed it back into a smaller & thicker loaf. I put it in a pan covered in foil.
Then into the smoker along with a pan of beans.
I had a few pieces of bacon left over from the beans, so we cooked them up on the firebox, for a little snack.
At around 130 IT I covered the top of the meatloaf with ketchup.
Almost ready to pull out.
I was running the smoker around 280-300 degrees, so it only took a couple of hours to hit 160. I pulled it out & let the beans go a few more minutes while the meatloaf rested.
Beans are about done now too.
Ready for dinner!
And on a plate with meatloaf, beans, and broccoli, onion, noodle stir fry.
It was absolutely the best meatloaf I have ever made. The combo of the brisket & hot Italian sausage really gave it a great flavor.
Judy said I hope you wrote down what you did here, Cause I want this again.
This is what we both had for breakfast this morning.
Last weekend I had a major disaster with a rack of ribs. I injected them with Tony C's & gave them too much. Couldn't eat them, way too salty, gave the whole rack to the fish & turtles in my backyard. Needless to say I was really bummed out & feel kinda like I got my groove back with this meatloaf. And the cool thing was I used what I had here in the house. So this is a pretty basic recipe that could be tweaked to suit your own taste.
Thanks for looking folks!
Al