This cook was done on my little Cobb Premier Grill.
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Sure made a fine lunch.
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The ingredients were as follows:
About 1-1/2 lbs of hamburger
About 1 pound of my homemade hot and spicy Italian sausage
Diced onions
Diced bell peppers
Diced smoked red peppers
Egg
Salt & Pepper along with some SGH rub
Chili Sauce
French’s Crispy Dried Jalapeno Peppers for the filler
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Made a pretty picture.... just before I mixed it all up for the pan.
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Used the handle end of a wooden spoon to put several indentations in the top of the loaf to help hold more of the chili sauce.
I applied peanut oil to my potatoes and then sprinkled on some sea salt and butcher cut black pepper and I was ready to put it all on the grill.
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Has some misting rain and a temp of about 35 degrees for the start of my cook.
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The cook about done on the Cobb Grill.
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Sliced the loaf into about 1/2” thick slices for sandwiches.
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Put a nice thick slice of my meat loaf on a sesame seed bun, added lettuce, tomato, and some horsey sauce. Wife did the potatoes with some cheese and sour cream with some chopped green onions.
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Was one great sandwich...will do this cook again.
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