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Simple smoke for the night


 

Rick Body

TVWBB Pro
I have been wanting to try this recipe from the "cooking topics" page on this site and finally got around to it tonight. It was really simple. I added a few ingredients to the meatloaf as I do like onions and peppers

Here is the cast of characters:
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Here it is ready to go on the WSM

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and here it is while resting

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and finally, here it is plated with some ciabatta bread and edimame beans (strange, I know, but I like them)
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I used pecan and apple, but not much as per the suggestions.Got the smoker up to around 330 and it held there, no problem. It took 2 hours. It came out very moist with just the right amount of smoke. I put a mixture of ketchup and bbq sauce on at the 100 degree point.

Now I cant wait for the best part tomorrow, leftover meatloaf sandwiches.

Thanks for looking
 
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Awesome! After my first (& only so far) meatloaf on the WSM, I don't think the oven nor slow cooker will ever happen again. :D
 
Thanks everyone.

As Chad said, after doing the meatloaf on the smoker, it will be very difficult to have one from the oven. The slight smoky taste just kicked it off. I can see where too much smoke would overpower it, so the suggestion from Chris in the recipe not to use too much was spot on.

As mentioned I did change the recipe a little, but I think any meatloaf recipe would be great. If you havent done one, definitely try it!
 
Meatloaf on the smoker or grill is our favorite. Yours looks fantastic, Rick! Hope you enjoyed your meatloaf sammiches today.:)
 

 

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