After
tx smoker
posted his smoked meatloaf thread I had to do it. I'm really busy with a major landscape project, that I am doing all of the work for, so I don't have the free time and am really beat at the end of the day so not much creative food going on here.
I went to Costco and bought some ground bison. They come in 1.25 lb packs so I added about 2/3 lb of homemade spicy Italian sausage.
I sliced up 1 1/8 Walla Walla sweet onion and sauteed it in butter for about 45 minutes on very low.
I made the usual meatloaf with egg, bread crumbs, some Italian seasoning, Worcestershire sauce and the above ground meat blend.
Rolled it out flat to layer on the goodies, parm cheese, red chilli flakes, then the sauteed onions.
Rolled it up using the syran wrap it was flattened on. Sprinkled on some pepper and garlic powder.
Into the smoker with oak at 150° for 2hrs to pick up some smoke flavor and then 45 minutes at 225 and 40 minutes at 250. Pulled at IT 160°
And a slice.
Turned out as planned, would use better cheese next time, parm didn't add much. I'm not a cheese guy, should have asked the wife, next time.

I went to Costco and bought some ground bison. They come in 1.25 lb packs so I added about 2/3 lb of homemade spicy Italian sausage.
I sliced up 1 1/8 Walla Walla sweet onion and sauteed it in butter for about 45 minutes on very low.

I made the usual meatloaf with egg, bread crumbs, some Italian seasoning, Worcestershire sauce and the above ground meat blend.
Rolled it out flat to layer on the goodies, parm cheese, red chilli flakes, then the sauteed onions.


Rolled it up using the syran wrap it was flattened on. Sprinkled on some pepper and garlic powder.

Into the smoker with oak at 150° for 2hrs to pick up some smoke flavor and then 45 minutes at 225 and 40 minutes at 250. Pulled at IT 160°

And a slice.

Turned out as planned, would use better cheese next time, parm didn't add much. I'm not a cheese guy, should have asked the wife, next time.