Notcho Mommas Meatloaf
From notyourmomma 16 years agoIngredients
- 3/4 lb. ground chuck shopping list
- 1/3 lb. ground pork shopping list
- 3 links of turkey sausage, spicy, slipped out of the casing shopping list
- 2 tbsp. of olive oil shopping list
- 3 cloves of garlic shopping list
- 1/2 to 3/4 of green pepper chopped (I like using a red pepper) shopping list
- 1 large yellow onion, diced quite fine shopping list
- 1 tbsp of worchestershire sauce shopping list
- 2 slices of white/wheat bread shopping list
- 1 large egg shopping list
- several grinds of black pepper shopping list
- 1 1/2 teaspoons of salt shopping list
- 1 teaspoon of cumin shopping list
- 1/2 teaspoon smokey paprika shopping list
- 1/2 teaspoon of chili powder shopping list
- 1/4 cup of beef broth shopping list
- splash of red wine (don't forget a glass or two for the cook while smoking the loaf) shopping list
- 4 ounces of grated sharp white cheddar shopping list
- Glaze: shopping list
- equal parts of ketchup, ballpark mustard and brown sugar shopping list
- (I start with one third cup each) shopping list
- splash of red wine vinegar shopping list
- 1 tablespoon of grill seasoning or your favorite bbq rub shopping list
- Shallow disposable 13 x 9 aluminum pan doubled please shopping list
How to make it
- Prepare your smoker. Bring temp to 200 to 220 degrees.
- (I use a newspaper firestarter for briquets to start my fire and add small logs to the offset burner as needed to keep the temperature constant.) Keep an oven thermometer in the smoker. Adjust the flues to raise and lower the temperature.
- The Jamison's suggest making your meat loaf mix a little more moist than usual and after the initial hour of smoking, removing from pan and putting directly on the grill. I don't have the nerve to do that. I use a double layer of disposable aluminum pans and keep the loaf in the pan and when I baste with the glaze later, I don't mess up the grilling racks. I do make the loaf a little bit wetter. The Brisket Basket people make their meatloaf with ground up smoked beef brisket and hamburger to get their signature smokey flavor. I still think my way is easier.
- Saute the garlic, onion, and pepper in skillet until the vegetables are soft. Cool.
- In a large bowl, put the bread in the bottom, break the egg over top, dump in the seasonings, douse with the liquids(worchestershire, wine, beef broth) let it set for a few minutes for the bread to soak up and soften. Add the cool veggies and the different meats and cheddar cheese.
- Put on the gloves and start squishing the mix together. Don't overwork, but you want it thoroughly combined.
- Lightly oil the disposable pan with a papertowel dipped in canola oil.
- Shape in the classic meatloaf shape in the pan. Keeping meat mix away from the sides of the pan, Think half of a football shape.
- Put in the smoker and close the lid and forget about it for 1 hour.
- After an hour, check on shrinkage and drain off excess fat. I use a turkey baster to suck up the fat rather than risk moving the hot pan. Safety first, since I usually get burned trying to move it once it starts.
- Close lid and continue to smoke on more hour.
- Finally, glaze the loaf with prepared glaze and close lid and leave another 30 to 40 minutes. check with instant read thermometer for internal temperature of 170. Let rest for 10 minutes before slicing and serving.
- Mashed red potatoes with sour cream and green onions are a must. Garlic green beans are wonderful. Wedges of iceburg with red/blue cheese dressing make this a terrific meal. Dessert of choice; Jamaica me crazy black bottom pie.
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