Something I have never had on my grill

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We did a smoked meatloaf a couple years ago we haven't made one in the oven since. We do two at a time since meatloaf freezes well in meal or individual sized portions.
 
Nice! We made three meatloaves yesterday and froze two. My favorite food to smoke on Qmatz.
 
looks great! I like mine with a bacon weave wrapping. But I see you have cheese inside?! I looks killer!!! I will be adding cheese to the next meatloaf logs!
 
Have not smoked one either but plan to. I plan to try Marianski's method and it calls for cure and other things. CONGRATS on the ride! LIKE
 
Thanks for the reply... Is this the only difference?

from my experience, you can doctor the hell out of a meatloaf just as you can a fatty. meatloaf often has its chunks mixed throughout the blob of meat while a fatty is usually wrapped around a core of the chunky stuffs.

fatty = meat twinkie
meatloaf = meat fruitcake
 
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So someone explain the difference between a fatty and a meat loaf log onda smoker????

Looks good...I'd eat that.
It's all in the prep.
With fattys, ground meat (usually sausage) is rolled out with a rolling pin (like pie dough, sort of)
Toppings are piled on top and the whole thing gets rolledi up into a log and wrapped in bacon...
That's a very simplistic explination and there are various techniques for "building a fatty" but that is the gist...
With meatloaf ingredients usually just get mixed in with the ground meat and the mixture is formed into a loaf or log...there's no "rolling out the meat like pie dough" process in making a meatloaf.
 
Wow now THIS is a cool idea. Never would have thought to do it but I'm definitely going to make it happen now. Looks like it turned out great!
 
a fatty is wrapped in a bacon weave before cooking.

not necessarily... its still a fatty without the bacon wrap. its just a nekkid fatty at that point.

It's all in the prep.
With fattys, ground meat (usually sausage) is rolled out with a rolling pin (like pie dough, sort of)
Toppings are piled on top and the whole thing gets rolledi up into a log and wrapped in bacon...
That's a very simplistic explination and there are various techniques for "building a fatty" but that is the gist...
With meatloaf ingredients usually just get mixed in with the ground meat and the mixture is formed into a loaf or log...there's no "rolling out the meat like pie dough" process in making a meatloaf.

from my days over at the bbq brethren... a fatty doesnt need to be stuffed, some guys just smoke a chub of jimmy deans with a rub on it and I guess that meets minimum standards. (bare minimum IMO)
 
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