Venison Sausage Meatloaf And Hassleback Potatoes (Pic Heavy)

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Winterrider

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Meatloaf time -
1.5# venison/pork sausage lightly seasoned with Holly Seasoning /Waltons
3/4 cup Italian Bread Crumbs
2/3 cup milk
2 Tsp Killer Hog
2 eggs
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Sauteed: allowed to cool.
1 medium onion
1/2 cup portabella mushrooms
3 Tbsp minced garlic
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Mixed sauteed goods with sausage , and then mixed in other ingredients.
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Saran wrap loaf pan, put in half of mix. Layer of shredded cheese then rest of sausage. Wrap top and into fridge for 3 hrs.
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MES 40 preheating 240° with tube of 50/50 Pecan & Mesquite in mailbox.
Ready for the smoker, cheese topper.
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Hassleback potatoes ( microwave 3 mins, allow to cool) Iwith butter, garlic powder, kosher salt CBP
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Raised temp to 250° then 270°. Meatloaf was a little thicker than anticipated so was taking its sweet time. Just about 4 hrs to get to temp. ( higher temps start to finish next time )
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Plated with some green beans.
Side note; ( Potatoes would benefit from higher temps also) very middle could use extra heat.
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those potatoes look good. I usually cheat and nuke mine a little bit before they go on also. We’re they on for the whole cook
 
Many thanks Winterrider. Fantastic, start to finish. This is exactly what I love about this forum, very informative and educational posts! Posts like this turn newbies into suppertime heroes. Very, very well documented. I mean, it looks so good I think I can taste it. :emoji_thumbsup: :emoji_thumbsup:
 
Meatloaf looks premo. Just discovered hassleback potatoes last year and are my new favorite. Yours look great. My favorite addition to what you have is adding some shredded parm or Asiago and minced fresh oregano.
 
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Man you nailed it! Very informative and a fine looking plate! Nice job!

Ryan
 
those potatoes look good. I usually cheat and nuke mine a little bit before they go on also. We’re they on for the whole cook
Yes , they we're on for entire smoke. Nuked a bit more and could get by with a just a couple hrs. Need to cool down completely to slice cleanly though.
Many thanks Winterrider. Fantastic, start to finish. This is exactly what I love about this forum, very informative and educational posts! Posts like this turn newbies into suppertime heroes. Very, very well documented. I mean, it looks so good I think I can taste it. :emoji_thumbsup: :emoji_thumbsup:
Thank you and also for the like !
Meatloaf looks premo. Just discovered hassleback potatoes last year and are my new favorite. Yours look great. My favorite addition to what you have is adding some shredded parm or Asiago and minced fresh oregano.
Thank you, I agree some additional toppings next goes round.
Yumm
What's your meat mix?
Meat mix was 50/50 venison and pork butt. Did about 30# earlier as we were running low on beef burger.
Man you nailed it! Very informative and a fine looking plate! Nice job!
Thanks Ryan, and for the like. . .
That is some kind of goodness there!
Thanks Brian, appreciate it.
JLeonard JLeonard , Johnny Ray Johnny Ray , thank you guys for the likes. Much appreciated.
 
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Great looking meal and write up .
I like the method too . Points for sautéing the veg before mixing in .
 
Absolutely fantastic!! Beautiful meal and a superb presentation. I'd be all over that meatloaf in a heartbeat.

Robert
 
Awesome job and a great post of your step by step.

Warren
Thank you Warren and for the like.
Great looking meal and write up .
I like the method too . Points for sautéing the veg before mixing in .
Thanks Chop and much appreciated.
Absolutely fantastic!! Beautiful meal and a superb presentation. I'd be all over that meatloaf in a heartbeat.
Robert
Thanks Robert, that loaf is one of the tastiest ones I've done. Thanks for the like.
Oh my, what a wonderful meal!
Everything looks delicious!
Nicely done!
Al
Thank you Al, and for the like !
kruizer kruizer , JLeonard JLeonard , Fueling Around Fueling Around , Thank you all for the likes , greatly appreciated.
 
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