As mentioned in the Traeger post, here is the report on the smoked turkey meatloaf:
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Smoke for Four Hours
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Done to 180* Internal Temperature
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Sliced in Half. Came Out Perfect.
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Temp was only to135* internal at four hours on smoke setting. (this is ground turkey, so done at 180*. ground beef would be done at 150*or so) I turned up the heat to 350* and it was done to 180* internal in 45 additional minutes. I marinated some broccoli in Peanut Vinigarette salad dressing, made a small foil pan and roasted with the meat loaf on the gtill for 20 minutes. Done just right. I will probably have some more stuff on roasting/grilling vegetables later. The addition of one pound of spicy pork sausage to the meat loaf mix made quite a difference in taste.
I sliced up the other half, froze it, and then vacuum sealed it for later. More on vacuum sealing later.
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