We made this last weekend.
Just use your good meatloaf recipe, then add bacon (cooked and crumbled on the inside).
Smoked it for 4 hours.
Last 1 hour, smother with ketchup.
MMMMM
Full Version: Bbq'ed Meatloaf
Nice smoke ring....
looks good! I'll have to try that.
Looks good!! What type of cooking equipment,gas,smoker,coal??
QUOTE (HELLRAISER @ Aug 16 2009, 11:37 AM) 
Looks good!! What type of cooking equipment,gas,smoker,coal??
Charcoal bbq and hickory wood for smoke.
yum...no 
for me but looks great!!!
for me but looks great!!!
QUOTE (HappyW/VForce @ Aug 16 2009, 10:34 AM)
Nice smoke ring....
YUMMY
QUOTE (HappyW/VForce @ Aug 16 2009, 11:32 AM)
I made this last weekend.
Just use your good meatloaf recipe, then add bacon (cooked and crumbled on the inside).
Smoked it for 4 hours.
Last 1 hour, smother with ketchup.
MMMMM
Just use your good meatloaf recipe, then add bacon (cooked and crumbled on the inside).
Smoked it for 4 hours.
Last 1 hour, smother with ketchup.
MMMMM
Good job.
What temps did you run?
Looks yummy. 
QUOTE (cartwrencher @ Aug 16 2009, 12:40 PM)
QUOTE (HappyW/VForce @ Aug 16 2009, 11:32 AM)
I made this last weekend.
Just use your good meatloaf recipe, then add bacon (cooked and crumbled on the inside).
Smoked it for 4 hours.
Last 1 hour, smother with ketchup.
MMMMM
Just use your good meatloaf recipe, then add bacon (cooked and crumbled on the inside).
Smoked it for 4 hours.
Last 1 hour, smother with ketchup.
MMMMM
Good job.
What temps did you run?
I used briquets and kept the temps 200 to 225.
Made great meatloaf sandwiches for work!
QUOTE (wopachop @ Aug 16 2009, 12:31 PM)
yum...no for me but looks great!!!
for me but looks great!!!I don't like ketchup on anything but meatloaf and fried egg sandwiches.
And french fries.
Looks great!!
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