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Been wanting to give this a go for a while. I used an aged Wisconsin white cheddar cheese, combining with the smoke, came out perfectly.

Been wanting to give this a go for a while. I used an aged Wisconsin white cheddar cheese, combining with the smoke, came out perfectly.

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Undercooked? Ground meat not supposed to be pink. Looks good though.

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The pink is the smoke ring. Definetly not undercooked.

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Nom nom nom! Post the recipe and how you cooked it. I want to try it.

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No recipe, just winged it. Make your regular meatloaf, except a bit dryer using some bread crumbs to stiffen it up. Mac & cheese.. Cook your favorite pasta to not quote done.

Make a white sauce.. 1/2 stick butter 2/3 cup flour Melt your butter, add flour and cook to take the raw edge off the flour. Add 2 cups milk and heat to boil stirring until it thickens. Add 2 cups Shedded cheese, stir until melted, add pasta and stir.

Spread your meatloaf mixture over a good size Parchment paper 1/2" thick. Lay your Mac & cheese on the meatloaf leaving a 1" buffer on both sides and the side closest to you and 3" on the far side. Use the parchment paper to roll the meatloaf up.

Put in a pan it will fit in and bake in oven or smoker at 350° for 45 mins to an hour. I go by internal temp, so target 185° - 190°. Let it rest for 15 minutes before slicing. Make sure you S&P to your liking. You can even top with a couple strips of bacon.

There is probably some good recipes online.