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Bacon-Wrapped Buffalo Meatloaf – How to Make Buffalo Bacon Meatloaf

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Bacon-Wrapped Buffalo Meatloaf – How to Make Buffalo Bacon Meatloaf

Learn how to make a Buffalo Bacon Meatloaf recipe! Go to http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2015/03/bacon-wrapped-buffalo-meatloaf-what.html for the ingredient amounts, extra information, and many, many more video recipes! I hope you enjoy this easy Bacon-Wrapped Buffalo Meatloaf recipe!

Bacon-Wrapped Buffalo Meatloaf - How to Make Buffalo Bacon Meatloaf

22 responses to “Bacon-Wrapped Buffalo Meatloaf – How to Make Buffalo Bacon Meatloaf”

  1. this is bacon

    I was considering giving this a three out of three, but I decided on two.
    It’ll be OK Chef John, because two out of three ain’t bad.

  2. Matthew Dolby

    Yeah, there’s no buffalo meat where I’m at. Must be a Northern thing. 

  3. Mae Aloril

    Your comment about the bacon dress just made me what to share, that was
    quite possibly in response for a challenge from Gishwhes (
    http://www.gishwhes.com/) a huge online scavenger hunt run by Misha
    Collins. Approximately 3 years ago now I believe, one of the challenges
    was to make a dress out of bacon. I had the happy luck to room with one of
    the competitors (
    http://0.static.wix.com/media/10c346_809075b908c2060f8a427dd7bcdead30.jpg_1024
    )
    They do work so hard to answer some ridiculous challenges :)

  4. jus4funtim

    I’ve found adding 15-20% fatback ground/food processor helps a lot in
    flavor and moisture with bison

  5. OldManCooking

    Cooking Bacon in Butter – Cooking Bacon in Butter …Chef this is
    Wonderful! :)

  6. Poenut

    That is one beautiful bacon baby bundle of joy. He should be delivered to
    my house right away. Please and thank you.

  7. cody hoover

    Did anyone else think he meant buffalo, as in like hot wing sauce flavored
    meat loaf? ;P

  8. JAYRCAL D

    “All about that baste?!!” NICE!!

  9. Food Wishes
  10. Clash Clans

    Sorry i cant eat pork, im a muslim can i use other meat?

  11. 69adrummer

    “…scrape down your sides,
    …about the same size.”

    “…nothing to fear,
    as I showed you here.”

    You’re speaking my language brother!

  12. yuexkyo2

    I was considering going after the buffalo I saw yesterday for the recipe…
    then you told me that it could kill me… To the supermarket it is then.

  13. Rose Noire

    In my country bison meat costs 40€/kg :/

  14. J. Michael Alamilla

    3:06 wasn’t expecting that

  15. Guilherme Zerati Alves

    Damn you chef John, now I’m not only hungry but I’m also with that song
    stuck in my head.

  16. Long Nguyen

    Chef John, I wanna know where you stand on adventurous meats. I think
    buffalo meat is a bit outside of everyday meat for most Americans so I
    thought I would ask. What do you think about horse meat, game meats and
    other traditionally non-mainstream and potentially taboo meats?

  17. GFINHK

    Looks so delicious

  18. James Castelo

    Wow, congratulations! 1,000,000 subscribers! Cheers!

  19. Bo Zo

    I have seen many similar recipes to this using lean ground beef. I just
    don’t get the point. Paying so much more money for extra lean meat and then
    trying to figure out how to make it moist and edible is a joke. Just buy
    80/20 beef, or better yet, ground chuck, and all your
    meatloaf/meatball/hamburgers will be delicious. Now, if I had shot a big
    old buffalo, I would just grind it coarsely and use it for chili and taco
    meat, where the lack of fat won’t matter.

  20. Dominic Lee

    “you are the meatloaf of your meatloaf”

    LOL. Definitely my favourite “you are the *__* of your *__*” ever !!!

  21. trick384

    your 2nd music reference was on point sir

  22. BubbaSmurft

    …and don’t mix it up with the city of Buffalo which has a tendency to
    burn.

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