Smoked Meatloaf Log
Smoked Meatloaf Log

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Sprinkle ample amounts of BBQ rub all over the outside of the wrapped meatloaf log. Place the logs directly on the smoker grate or if you used the Bradley rack, just lay the entire rack on the smoker grate. Take that same meatloaf, form it into a log, wrap it in bacon and you have smoked meatloaf logs. If you're looking for new recipes to try this weekend, look no further!

To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook smoked meatloaf log using 10 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Smoked Meatloaf Log:
  1. Take 2 lb ground beef (80/20)
  2. Make ready 1 cup diced onion
  3. Take 3/4 cup bell pepper (red & green), chopped
  4. Get 1/2 cup quick oats
  5. Make ready 1/4 cup worcestershire
  6. Take 2 eggs
  7. Take 1 1/2 cup bbq sauce
  8. Get 1 cup monterrey jack, shredded
  9. Get 1 lb bacon (~9 slices for each log)
  10. Get 1 wax paper or parchment paper

Shape the meatloaf into a log/loaf shape and place it on the smoker racks. Then, I like to shake some BBQ rub on the meatloaf for extra spice and flavor. There is no 'right' rub for this, but I like to use the rub that I also use for ribs and pork butts. Here is my recipe for Steve's BBQ Rub.

Instructions to make Smoked Meatloaf Log:
  1. Saute onion and peppers in about 1 tbsp olive oil. Set aside to cool.
  2. Add 1/3 cup of favorite BBQ rub and 1/3 cup of barbecue sauce, & Worcestershire and mix together.
  3. Add ground beef, peppers, onions, eggs and oats to a large mixing pan and mix with clean hands to combine.
  4. Begin by laying out some wax paper and create the bacon weave in the center or at one end leaving enough room to form the meatloaf log at the other end.
  5. Form half of the meatloaf (1 lb) into a log that is about the same length as the bacon weave you just created. Be sure to create it close to the bacon weave and lined up with the long side since you will simply roll the log onto the bacon once it's finished. It will be about 2-3 inches in diameter.
  6. Use the wax paper to help you roll the log up onto the edge of the bacon. Continue to roll the meatloaf log and the bacon weave until the weave is all the way around the meatloaf log. It's not the end of the world if the weave overlaps or if there is a slight gap that the weave does not cover. - - Repeat these steps on the 2nd meatloaf log.
  7. Sprinkle ample amounts of BBQ rub all over the outside of the wrapped meatloaf log. Wrap log back in the parchment, cling wrap or foil and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to allow the log to set up.
  8. Place the logs directly on the smoker grate or if you used the Bradley rack, just lay the entire rack on the smoker grate. Baste with some of the BBQ sauce. Maintain about 225°F for 2-3 hours or until the meatloaf logs have reached 165°F in the center using an accurate meat thermometer. Baste occasionally with remaining BBQ sauce or use it for dipping or making sandwiches with slices of the meatloaf.
  9. You can also bake in the oven as you would a regular meatloaf at 350°F for 1 hour basting with BBQ sauce after 45 minutes.

There is no 'right' rub for this, but I like to use the rub that I also use for ribs and pork butts. Here is my recipe for Steve's BBQ Rub. Place in a plastic sack with a little water for a few minutes. The steam will help release the skin. Remove the skin and seeds and cut into thin strips.

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