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I cooked at a range between 250-300 degrees for 3 hours, using 4 chunks of Hickory. I put a simple ketchup glaze during last hour of cook time!
Overall, I really liked how it came out. Like I said I’m not one for meatloaf, but that was some really good meatloaf. Not as much smoke flavor as I was expected, but it was subtle enough.
I placed the meatloaf above the bbq baked beans, and I will admit I probably won’t do that again. I expected some fat to fall down on the beans, but it was a bit too much for my liking as I scooped it out when I pulled it out.
Smoked Meatloaf
2lb ground beef 80/20
1lb ground pork sausage
1 yellow onion
1/2 green bell pepper
3 tbsp minced garlic
1 cup Italian bread crumbs
6 dashes of Worcestershire
1 sprig of Parsley
2 eggs
2 tsp salt
BBQ rub
(FYI – I caramelized the onions and peppers and let them cool before putting mixing it in)
by tcjohnst

9 Comments
The outside looks really good. I’m a big fan of Jess Pryles and Hardcore Carnivore. I use the Red rub on everything. I’m not a fan of meatloaf either. I may try this.
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My god that looks good
That looks good!
I use Matt’s technique but I add panko and chopped jalapeño
https://youtu.be/3vVHGHD26J0?si=NOFbdXsh5C9Qtv_m
Looks amazing. Smart idea letting it drip in the beans.
Nailed it my man!
Sublime. I also like that you threw the beans on there, I’m going to do that next time.
Smoked meatloaf is the best!
Damn I need to try this