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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #14 on: June 29, 2014, 11:20:38 AM »
That is a great looking cook and please stop neglecting your 14.5  :'(    It makes Old Smoke sad.

Tell me more about the Chorizo/Meatloaf combo.   I turned Wendy on to chorizo a couple of weeks ago and she just loves it and this meatloaf concoction sounds right up our alley........
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #15 on: June 29, 2014, 11:52:29 AM »
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #16 on: June 29, 2014, 12:10:30 PM »
Great looking meal!  I've never done mashed potatoes that way . . . . yet ! ! !




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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #17 on: June 29, 2014, 12:21:54 PM »
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My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #18 on: June 29, 2014, 04:43:20 PM »
Triple WOW! Very nice plating and pic too
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #19 on: June 30, 2014, 12:15:24 AM »
Knocked that plate out of the park, well done ;D
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #20 on: June 30, 2014, 08:44:34 AM »
That is a great looking cook and please stop neglecting your 14.5  :'(    It makes Old Smoke sad.

Tell me more about the Chorizo/Meatloaf combo.   I turned Wendy on to chorizo a couple of weeks ago and she just loves it and this meatloaf concoction sounds right up our alley........
Would love some info as well.. I want to make this...
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #21 on: June 30, 2014, 10:50:17 AM »
Yes sir that looks fine. I have been neglecting my "little one" also, but it be a little hot down here in south Alabama right now. I will get it back out this fall. Mine is actually a converted Smokey Joe, but that is a fine little smoker and economical to operate.

My last cook......



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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #22 on: June 30, 2014, 09:05:52 PM »
That is a great looking cook and please stop neglecting your 14.5  :'(    It makes Old Smoke sad.

Tell me more about the Chorizo/Meatloaf combo.   I turned Wendy on to chorizo a couple of weeks ago and she just loves it and this meatloaf concoction sounds right up our alley........

Ok here's what I did
1# 80/20 beef mix with half a pound of chorizo.
finely dice half a medium onion, green and red peppers (poblano or jalapenos work better but didn't have any). Chop up some button mushrooms and garlic. saute the veggies with about 2 tablespoons of tomato paste until tender, cool and add to the meat.
Beat one egg plus one egg yolk add to the meat mixture. Add about 1/3 cup bread crumbs (or oatmeal), salt (go easy, chorizo has plenty of salt)
Now get in there and mix that mess up. If it feels dry, add some ketchup or beef broth. Shape into a loaf and refrigerate while you fire up the cooker.

I don't cook meat loaf in a loaf plan, I don't want it to sit in its own juices.

Notes:
I use more yolks than whites because yolks give me a tender moist loaf
Chop the veggies in a food processor.
Mushrooms add moisture to meatloaf
I didn't add any spices because chorizo has plenty. Ground pork works just as well in place of chorizo but I normally add Paprika, ancho chili powder to the veggies while they saute.

Please feel free to ask any questions
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #23 on: June 30, 2014, 09:25:23 PM »
Great looking meal!  I've never done mashed potatoes that way . . . . yet ! ! !




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Thanks BD! My first time using smoked potatoes for mashed. But all my mashed potatoes are made from baked potatoes.
On my happy days my mashed potatoes ingredients are: baked potatoes, butter, butter, butter and salt.
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #24 on: June 30, 2014, 09:34:26 PM »
Yes sir that looks fine. I have been neglecting my "little one" also, but it be a little hot down here in south Alabama right now. I will get it back out this fall. Mine is actually a converted Smokey Joe, but that is a fine little smoker and economical to operate.

My last cook......


How hot is Alabama? Coz here in Texas it's so hot my sweat has sweat!
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #25 on: June 30, 2014, 09:45:32 PM »
Great looking meal!  I've never done mashed potatoes that way . . . . yet ! ! !




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Thanks BD! My first time using smoked potatoes for mashed. But all my mashed potatoes are made from baked potatoes.
On my happy days my mashed potatoes ingredients are: baked potatoes, butter, butter, butter and salt.

Sounds great!  I sub in some heavy cream for some of the butter, but, just the idea of "Smokey-Smashed Potatoes" has got my mouth waterin'  ! !



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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #26 on: June 30, 2014, 09:53:09 PM »
Yes sir that looks fine. I have been neglecting my "little one" also, but it be a little hot down here in south Alabama right now. I will get it back out this fall. Mine is actually a converted Smokey Joe, but that is a fine little smoker and economical to operate.

My last cook......


How hot is Alabama? Coz here in Texas it's so hot my sweat has sweat!

It's so hot here in Bama I put strips of bacon on a tomato in the garden....15 minutes later we had BTL for sandwiches   :D
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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #27 on: June 30, 2014, 11:26:10 PM »
Yes sir that looks fine. I have been neglecting my "little one" also, but it be a little hot down here in south Alabama right now. I will get it back out this fall. Mine is actually a converted Smokey Joe, but that is a fine little smoker and economical to operate.

My last cook......


How hot is Alabama? Coz here in Texas it's so hot my sweat has sweat!

It's so hot here in Bama I put strips of bacon on a tomato in the garden....15 minutes later we had BTL for sandwiches   :D

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Re: My WSM 14.5 was feeling neglected
« Reply #28 on: July 01, 2014, 11:53:47 AM »
That is a great looking cook and please stop neglecting your 14.5  :'(    It makes Old Smoke sad.

Tell me more about the Chorizo/Meatloaf combo.   I turned Wendy on to chorizo a couple of weeks ago and she just loves it and this meatloaf concoction sounds right up our alley........

Ok here's what I did
1# 80/20 beef mix with half a pound of chorizo.
finely dice half a medium onion, green and red peppers (poblano or jalapenos work better but didn't have any). Chop up some button mushrooms and garlic. saute the veggies with about 2 tablespoons of tomato paste until tender, cool and add to the meat.
Beat one egg plus one egg yolk add to the meat mixture. Add about 1/3 cup bread crumbs (or oatmeal), salt (go easy, chorizo has plenty of salt)
Now get in there and mix that mess up. If it feels dry, add some ketchup or beef broth. Shape into a loaf and refrigerate while you fire up the cooker.

I don't cook meat loaf in a loaf plan, I don't want it to sit in its own juices.

Notes:
I use more yolks than whites because yolks give me a tender moist loaf
Chop the veggies in a food processor.
Mushrooms add moisture to meatloaf
I didn't add any spices because chorizo has plenty. Ground pork works just as well in place of chorizo but I normally add Paprika, ancho chili powder to the veggies while they saute.

Please feel free to ask any questions

Thank you! That sounds excellent - will be on my weekend menu!
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