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Smoked Meatloaf (pic heavy)
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Dyal_SC
Posts: 6,056
Decided it was time to take a crack at Smoked Meatloaf. I found Alton Brown's recipe for "Good Eats Meatloaf" and went with that one:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/good-eats-meat-loaf-recipe/index.html
I did it a little different and did not add the red bell peppers, and I also used a Beef / Pork mixture for the meat.
Started it off by grinding up some Butter Garlic Croutons in the Food Processor along with Cayenne Pepper, Black Pepper, Chili Powder and Thyme.
Then the Veggies...
Like I said earlier, I used this for the meat...
Got the Meatloaf to shape, and threw it on the Egg at 325 deg f. Used Alder Wood for smoke...
I let that go for awhile to soak up some smoke, before adding the Glaze.
The Glaze consisted of Ketchup, Cumin, Hot Sauce, Worchestershire and Honey.
Let that go until the internal temperature registered 160 deg f.
While I was taking the Meatloaf off the Egg, my wife was checkin' out my booty... She managed to snap a shot of me from behind, so you guys could see me sporting my GA Mountain Eggfest T-shirt.
Here is dinner...check out the smoke ring....
Served with some Broccoli Salad and Diced Potatoes and Onions...
This was one tasty recipe! Can't wait to have a leftover sandwich for lunch tomorrow.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/good-eats-meat-loaf-recipe/index.html
I did it a little different and did not add the red bell peppers, and I also used a Beef / Pork mixture for the meat.
Started it off by grinding up some Butter Garlic Croutons in the Food Processor along with Cayenne Pepper, Black Pepper, Chili Powder and Thyme.
Then the Veggies...
Like I said earlier, I used this for the meat...
Got the Meatloaf to shape, and threw it on the Egg at 325 deg f. Used Alder Wood for smoke...
I let that go for awhile to soak up some smoke, before adding the Glaze.
The Glaze consisted of Ketchup, Cumin, Hot Sauce, Worchestershire and Honey.
Let that go until the internal temperature registered 160 deg f.
While I was taking the Meatloaf off the Egg, my wife was checkin' out my booty... She managed to snap a shot of me from behind, so you guys could see me sporting my GA Mountain Eggfest T-shirt.
Here is dinner...check out the smoke ring....
Served with some Broccoli Salad and Diced Potatoes and Onions...
This was one tasty recipe! Can't wait to have a leftover sandwich for lunch tomorrow.
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That looks fantastic! Makes me wan't to try meat loaf on the egg. Nice cook!"The pig is an amazing animal. You feed a pig an apple and it makes bacon. Let's see Michael Phelps do that" - Jim Gaffigan
Minnesota -
Wow Good looking cook.Large, small and mini now Egging in Rowlett Tx
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that glaze is awesome i made alton's meatloaf once and thought the glaze was awesome so i use it on my meatloaf...
looks like tastey mealhappy eggin
TB
Anderson S.C.
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I love meatloaf on the egg and yours looks wonderful! Nice job!
Blair
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Great lookin loaf, Dyal. Meatloaf on the egg is soo tasty.
Rowlett, Texas
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Oh yeah, the best thing about meatloaf is the meatloaf sandwich the next day. That is one of my favorite sandwiches.
I haven't seen that Alton Brown episode but the idea of using croutons instead of plain bread is genius. Then again, that's AB, right?
Excellent dinner, my friend!Knoxville, TN
Nibble Me This -
Lookin' Good! I admit...sometimes I just make meatloaf for the sandwiches!! :ohmy: That looks great, and since I have some ground beef and pork in my fridge, I think I know what's on for the dinner table tomorrow!! :laugh:
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LAWDAMERCEY that looks YUMMEE! I'll be dreamin of meatloaf sammiches tonight! P.S. Glad you hung around.It(the forum) ain't always like last nite.That was a rarity.
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ME TOOO! The SAMMICHES are the BEST!!!
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Thanx a lot, y'all! Paula Deen's "BBQ Meatloaf" is pretty good as well. Never tried it on the grill, but it used to be my go-to meatloaf. Think I'll have to try it on the egg next time for "scientifical" purposes...
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That looks great!! I love meatloaf. I have my mothers recipe do I use the same temp as what it calls for in regular oven? I would think so, but I am new to the Egg and just want to verify what I think.
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Came to the site looking for a little inspiration for dinner tonight. Came across your posting and BIngo.
Thanks for posting!
Chuck L. -
Man, I bet that was delicious. Added to my "to-do" list._____________
Tin soldiers and Johnson's coming...
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