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Humminbird 798ci HD SI GPS/Fishfinder Combo
Key Features
5" diagonal 256-color TFT display with backlight
Internal precision GPS antenna
UniMap cartography covers inland and coastal USA
Side Imaging and Down Imaging Sonar
SwitchFire Sonar: two modes for the clearest image
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Product DescriptionThe Humminbird 798ci HD SI GPS/Fishfinder Combo features both Side Imaging and Down Imaging that provide detailed images of the lake bottom, making it easy to decipher structures. It has an internal GPS receiver with built-in UniMap cartography and DualBeam PLUS sonar with a narrow beam (200 kHz / 20°) for a detailed view of the bottom and a wider beam (83 kHz / 60°) for finding fish and viewing the surrounding area. Switchfire sonar has two modes for enhancing clarity in any type of water. This information is displayed on a brilliant, high-definition 5" color screen.
Physical/Performance Features:
• 5" diagonal 256-color TFT display
• 640 x 640 resolution
• Backlight
• Waterproof housing
• Add more maps and memory with two SD card slots
• Includes transducer, Quick Disconnect Mount
• Power Output RMS: 500 Watts
• Power Output Peak-to-Peak: 4000 Watts
• Voltage: 10V - 20V DC
Mapping Features:
• Internal precision GPS antenna
• Built-in UniMap cartography covers continental US coastline, inland lakes, and rivers
• 3D chart view
• Trackplotting and chartplotting
• GPS speed
• Save up to 2,500 waypoints/favorites/locations and 50 routes directly from your device
• Save up to 50 tracks and 20,000 points per track
DualBeam PLUS sonar
• 200 kHz / 20°, 83 kHz / 60°
• Narrow center beam focuses in detail on bottom contours and structure
• Larger beam provides a wider area for finding fish and viewing surrounding area
• View beams separately, side-by-side, or blended together
• Maximum depth: 1500'
Side Imaging and Down Imaging sonar
• 455 kHz / 86°
• High-frequency, ultra-thin sound waves
• Provide an incredibly detailed image of what's directly below the bottom, even in murky water
• Contour Mode lets you view without the water column in the picture
• Mark structures and easily find your way back to them
• Multiple zoom levels
• 180° total coverage
• 240' radius
• Maximum depth: 100'
Other Features
• SwitchFire Sonar
• Clear Mode filters noise in shallow or turbulent water
• Max Mode enhances detail, even thermoclines and currents, so you can see your bait clearly
• Selective Fish ID+ uses fish icons to indicate depth, intensity of sonar return, relative size, and which beam the fish is in
• Real Time Sonar (RTS) Window
• Sonar Echo Enhancement
• Sonar Recording and Sonar Snapshot
• TrueArch Technology
• Instant Image Update
• Transducer mounts on the transom or inside the hull
• Target separation: 2.5"
• Trip log
• Split Screen
• Wide/narrow cone
• Independent zoom
• Freeze Frame
• Large digits view
• Custom view selections
• Custom digital readout selection
• Selectable background
• Temperature alarm
• X-Press menu system
• One-year warranty
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- Weather proof (7)
- Area of illumination (6)
- Attractive (5)
Best Uses
- Fishing (4)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Avid do-it-yourselfer (9), Casual do-it-yourselfer (4)
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I would buy this product again
What is great is the screen resolutions, & if you take the time to actually learn how to use it, I think anybody will not be disappointed. It is rather complicated at...Read complete review
What is great is the screen resolutions, & if you take the time to actually learn how to use it, I think anybody will not be disappointed. It is rather complicated at first, but the support behind it for me has been great. I even called from the lake while fishing & humminbird techs answer all my questions I needed help with. The installation instruction are not great, but you can install the unit with them & maybe a couple of phone calls. I really like the unit. Big improvement from Lawrance X5.
Most Liked Negative Review
over rated
GPS does'nt work well at slow trolling speeds, down imaging is unclear, side imaging is not nearly as good as descrbed
GPS does'nt work well at slow trolling speeds, down imaging is unclear, side imaging is not nearly as good as descrbed
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There are so many great features to use on this unit, I will truly enjoy this product!!
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- Easy to use menus
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Very impressed with the menu system that lets you at least use it for basic functions without knowledge. The side imaging lets you know which side of the boat the fish you are seeing are on.
- Bright Screen
- Easy to use
- Weather Resistant
Best Uses
- Lakes and rivers
Comments about Humminbird 798ci HD SI GPS/Fishfinder Combo:
The 798 ci hd si is a great unit. It is very simple to use with the 3 shortcut buttons you can skip to your 3 favorite views that suit you. For the money it is one of the best units you can buy!!!
- Area Of Illumination
- Weather Resistant
Best Uses
- Fishing
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Bought this unit online from Gander and have not regretted it. Amazing unit. There is a lot to learn before using these units and there are a lot of good You Tube Videos to assist you in understanding how to get the most out of this Finder. Would most definetly buy again. This unit works great on the trolling motor. Like this one so much, went out and bought an 859 DI for the back of the boat.
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- Weather Resistant
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my husband love his fishfinder
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Q:where do you mount transducer on pontoon boatAsked on 6/22/2014 by kas
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A:Most pontoon boats will have a transducer plate that is welded on to the back of the pontoon by the manufacturer. Here is an example of what that plate looks like with a transducer mounted on it.
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Q:Are there any compatibility issues with a Yamaha jet boat. Does the wake interfere with operation while moving?Asked on 6/18/2014 by NA from Pennsylvania
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A:Thank you for your question.
Depends on a few factors--but a jetboat may experience some compatibility issues to due to the extra turbulence created--especially in the Side Imaging mode.Answered on 6/18/2014 by Anonymous
Q:what is included in the box?Asked on 6/15/2014 by Konst from United States
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A:Thank you for your question.
Box contains: 798 Display/head unit, transom mount transducer, transducer mounting kit, power cable, owners manual.Answered on 6/16/2014 by Anonymous
Q:is there a flush mount kit ?Asked on 4/26/2014 by pete
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A:Thank you for your question.
Flush Mount kit is included in the package.Answered on 4/29/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I have noticed that the 798 is referred to in two ways, (1)is the 798ci HD SI - (2)is the 798CXI HD SI. Could you tell me what the difference is? Thanks Hank.Asked on 4/3/2014 by Hank from Kitts Hill,Ohio
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A:Thank you for your question.
798ci HD SI is the North American Version. 798CXI HD SI is the international versions for markets outside of the USA and Canada. Same unit--Same Performance--just extra language sets in the formatting for non-US markets.Answered on 4/4/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I also wish to know the difference between the HD and just the regular SI I saw where it said Hi Def but they are both 640 x 640.
So whats the diff?Asked on 4/9/2012 by Anonymous
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Megan Byrnes, 13, will be sure to bring her stuffed elephant with her later this month on her trip to Omaha, Neb.
Zach Hayden, 24, is packing his passport, and Joe Pascale, 28, also will make the trip with a renewed one for the sport that made him a coveted recruit by colleges a decade ago.
Megan, Hayden and Pascale all will compete later this month at USA Swimming�s London Olympic team trials. And they are just three of the 13 Curl-Burke swimmers with a Fairfax County connection who got their start with the local club and will compete at the event. Although most don�t have realistic expectations of making it to London, that doesn�t mean they won�t try.
The meet begins Monday and runs for a week. Of the thousands of swimmers from around the country who have qualified for the meet, Curl-Burke claims 19, including Bethesda�s Katie Ledecky, a rising high school sophomore who will contend for a spot on the team in the 800-meter freestyle.
�We�ve got a really fun and diverse group going,� said Pete Morgan, one of the club's founding coaches who runs a training group out of the Burke Racquet and Swim Club.
Ellyn Baumgardner, a Fairfax County High School graduate who attends the University of Arizona, probably has the best chance of making the finals of her event — 100-meter breaststroke.
Baumgardner, who helped Fairfax win a state championship as a junior is the sixth-ranked swimmer in a field that also boasts international champions Rebecca Soni and Jessica Hardy. But only the top two swimmers in the final heat qualify for the Olympics.
�They�re way above the rest of the field,� Baumgardner said earlier this year. �But anything can happen at the one meet.�
Megan, who just made the trials cut-off time of 2 minutes, 17.99 seconds in the 200-backstroke in late May, is among a handful of 13-year-olds qualified for the event. Because she turns 14 in September, it�s possible she will be the meet�s youngest swimmer. Her stuffed elephant was a Valentine�s Day gift from her parents a few years ago.
As far as the other items in her suitcase?
�I don�t know [what I�m going to bring], I�m just going to start packing and be thankful I don�t have to worry about school,� said Megan, who will be a freshman at Oakton next year, said with a laugh.
Megan will be in Omaha for almost a week before her event�s preliminaries on June 30. Her goal is to soak in the atmosphere surrounding the trials so she can be more comfortable at the event if she qualifies again in four years. That, and to meet champion swimmer Ryan Lochte.
�He�s really hot,� she said.
Hayden will be bringing his official documentation, because he grew up in Germany, has an American father and an English mother, and competed in the British Olympic trials earlier this year. He didn�t make the team, so he was allowed an opportunity to compete in Omaha.
Hayden�s family settled in Manassas when he was in middle school, and he went to Stonewall Jackson before attending the University of Virginia. He didn�t finish his degree there, and he�s now studying at George Mason and planning to graduate in the fall with an English degree.
�[Pete�s] gone out of his way to [help me and Joe]. He hasn�t had older guys competing as amateur swimmers in a while, but he�s made us feel comfortable,� Hayden said. �We�re getting what we need out of our workouts, but we can�t just crunch out the yards like the [teenagers].�
Hayden said it�s nice to have a high-level club with which to practice close to home, even as an adult.
�In terms of a training facility, it�s great. It�s right in our backyard and people in the area know us. There�s a comfort level you can feel each day at practice,� he said.
Hayden will be joined by Pascale in the 50 meter freestyle and 100 free. He�s also qualified for the 100 meter breaststroke. Based on qualification times, neither swimmer is an Olympic contender.
�Of course every single guy who is going to the trials is wanting to make the team, if you don�t have that in your mind you might as well unpack your bags and stay at home,� Pascale said. �You want to make the team, that�s the reason why you�re going. But I want to be able to beat or crush my times from last year.�
Pascale is encouraged by his progress. He�s swimming faster than he was a decade ago. He also believes the maturity that has come with being in his 20s has brought some seriousness that he didn�t have before.
�When you go to college, at 18 or 19, you�re going to want to have some fun, especially when you�re 21,� he said. �You try to have a college life. Being 28, I have friends who are getting married and having families; things have settled down. I�m a lot wiser, a lot more at ease. I know about nutrition, weight training and adjusting my time to do the training and get the sleep I need.�
No matter what happens next week, he�ll be back in the pool shortly thereafter with his eyes on a trip to Rio De Janeiro in 2016.
�This is the fastest I�ve gone,� he said. �If I get faster every year and make more progress, for me it�s more incentive to keep going. � This is kind of my way of saying �thank you.� It�s the least I can do for my family and Pete and all my buddies.�
And if one of the Curl-Burke swimmers, like Baumgardner or Ledecky were to make the team for London?
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I'm all set to build some bookshelves that will look like the attached photo. I don't know if you can tell from the picture, but the metal frame has a brownish antique sort of finish that does not look painted. I'd like to know how to do these sort of finishes. I've seen it on various metal furniture pieces quite a bit lately, but can't find any place that says how to do it. Does anyone here have any ideas where I might find out? Thanks.
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How do I do antique metal finishes?
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Might check this website http://www.caswellplating.com/index.html
They have a variety of finish supplies.
I have some other info I will have to find. I think on steel you will be somewhat limited in the patina's available without going the coating route. Also any reaction (aging solution) on hotroll will have to have the oxide layer removed.
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Try http://www.sculptnouveau.com they have a bunch of different patinas for different metals. They have one called Japanese Brown that gives the metal a nice old look to it, clear coat it to protect it and you are good to go.
I know there are some other websights that have different patina products as well. I used to have them bookmarked as well, but now I can't find them. I'll post those links if I can (might be on the home computer)


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With less than 10 minutes to go Lewis Hamilton produced the most surprising moment of the day when his Mercedes went off on the left out of Turn 6 and nosed its way into the barrier, eliminating the team's new recruit. He finished seventh in the session.
Two minutes later it was his teammate Nico Rosberg's turn to bring his Mercedes to a more controlled halt; the German had already set the session's third-fastest time.
Right at the end it was local favourite Mark Webber who caught the eye for the wrong reason when his Red Bull half-spun in the short sprint from Turn 13 to 14, the Australian reporting something amiss with the car as it caught him out.
Webber had been the first man to make his way to the top on Supersofts, firing in a 1:26.172 despite a mistake halfway through the 5.303-km lap. He ended it in second place to Vettel as Red Bull, like others, did some expiremental long runs on the softer compound towards the finish.
Besides Hamilton, the only other driver not to see out the session was one of the five newcomers – Giedo van der Garde, who lost his Caterham Renault at Turn 3 and ended up beached in the gravel trap on the left.
Lotus Renault again showed promise with Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean in fourth and fifth, but McLaren Mercedes fans will be concerned at the end of the first day of the 2013 World Championship season.
Jenson Button and Sergio Perez finished the second session in 11th and 13th places respectively, having been only ninth and 11th in the earlier hit-out.
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa were sixth and eighth, the Brazilian waving angrily at one of the other rookies, Esteban Gutierrez, when the Mexican apparently failed to see the scarlet car as he brought his Sauber Mercedes out of pit lane and into Turn 1.
With Adrian Sutil again doing well to finish ninth for Force India, the man he is replacing, Nico Hulkenberg, rounded out the top 10 in the other Sauber.
This time Dan Ricciardo got the better of the Toro Rosso internal duel, finishing 14th and three places ahead of Jean-Eric Vergne.
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Big B turned 3 a few months ago and I have been meaning to take him to his first dental cleaning. He has been to the dentist for a check up before, but at that appointment they simply looked at his teeth. Big B is generally well behaved at doctors appointments. He does what his doctor asks, has no trouble answering her questions, and never puts up a fight when it comes time for shots. The difference is that he is very familiar with his doctor and nurse. He has never been to this dentist, and has never had a teeth cleaning, so in order to help this appointment go smoothly I devoted some time to explain what was going to happen and to teach him about dental health.
The week leading up to his appointment Big B and I talked a great deal about dental health. I allowed him to brush my teeth and well as his sister's, so he could get a better look at what he was doing. I even finally got around to doing a great dental health activity from Sense of Wonder that I ran across a while ago and have been meaning to do (there are other dental health activities on her post that I didn't do, so you should check it out).
For this activity I created a mouth using a piece of cardboard and an egg carton. I took the bottoms off the egg holders and glued them in the shape of a mouth on the cardboard. I painted the teeth white and the tongue area pink. I then stuffed the spaces between the teeth with green tissue paper.
I talked to Big B about how the green tissue paper represented the nasty germs that get stuck between your teeth where the toothbrush can't reach, and that you need to use floss to get rid of them. It was also good that the egg carton I used had crevices throughout them so I could explain how our teeth have lots of peaks and valleys and that you have to be very careful when you brush to make sure that you got them all. You could use the same mouth, dirty the teeth and teach your child how to clean them properly and throughly.
A day after I introduced this activity to Big B I found him in the dinning room/classroom doing it on his own. I asked him what he was doing and he said "getting the germs out of my teeth"
Big B did a great job at his appointment yesterday. I held his hand while the dental hygienist cleaned his teeth. I was so proud of him. I think the time we spent going over the the procedures helped him the most. He was confident going in, and there weren't any surprises.
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My thinking on using a scope is to check the phase relationship between the two sets of windings. If on rises while the other falls against it they could theoretically cancel each other out. If they are in phase rising, together they should produce 220v when placed in series. Maybe I'm overthinking this.
Have you ever tried to run 2 120v things at the same time from the two outlets? That is one from each set of windings. My suggestion would be light bulbs(incandescent if you still got 'em) since they are cheap and easily replaced. If they both light then I think you only have one set of windings working and somehow connected to both sides of your breaker and if it is not too big a pain I would disconnect and separate the commons to verify with a ohm/continuity meter that there is actually two independent sets of windings. That is continuity from hot to common on each set and with the commons disconnected no continuity between the hots. Obviously engine not running. If I have made an error in my thinking someone please correct me.
And remember your volt meter reads voltage drop between the test points not voltage present.
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True, but a little technical for the OP. He's missing a phase all together
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First, what is this "voltage tester" that you have? I hope it is a Volt-Ohm Meter so that you can measure voltage with the unit generator ON and then measure continuity with the generator OFF. If you don't have one, HF has one for 4 bucks. HD and Lowes also have them for about 10 bucks. A digital one with a continuity beeper is very handy and well worth the few extra bucks they charge for this feature.
Second, determine the hot leads on the 110 and 220 outlets. Measure and write down the voltages. Do this by sticking one probe in the socket and the other attached to the ground terminal located by the 220 outlet. You want to measure all of these against one reference point, in this case the ground terminal.
Third, stick one probe into the hot lead of one 110 outlet and the other in the other 110 outlet. You should either measure 0 or 220 vac. Do the same across the two hot leads of the 220 outlet. The only valid results are 0 or 220 vac. What you've reported above is not valid across any two hot leads.
Report your results. Also, you might want to poke around for a clue as to what was reconditioned on this unit. Hang in there!
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Mississippi is bidding for one of six sites nationwide to test unmanned aerial vehicles, also known as drones.
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"There's a lot of potential out there for commercial use of unmanned aerial systems," said Manning McPhillips, the chief administrative officer of the MDA. "This is a huge growth area in the aerospace industry."
FAA spokesman Les Dorr said 50 sites in 37 states had indicated they would submit proposals. The FAA won't finance the test, Dorr said, meaning bidders have to find some way to pay. McPhillips said Mississippi can use most of its existing assets at no cost, including airspace at Camp Shelby, Stennis Space Center and Gulf of Mexico test ranges controlled by the Air National Guard Combat Readiness Training Center in Gulfport.
"The beauty of this is there is no upfront cost to the state," McPhillips said.
Mississippi State University would collect data from tests and conduct research, said David Shaw, the university's vice president for research and development. He said research projects could include finding ways to improve communication between ground controllers and aircraft, encrypting control signals to prevent outsiders from hijacking a drone, and studies of how to improve the airworthiness of drones.
MDA officials said Camp Shelby's more than 10 years of experience in safely operating drones is a big plus for Mississippi's plan. They also cite the airspace over the Gulf of Mexico and MSU's Raspet Flight Research Laboratory.
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"Spicy, sweet and smokey flavor. Very easily adaptable to your personal taste. Makes THE BEST sandwiches from leftovers!"
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1/3 cup
hickory flavored barbeque sauce
2 cloves
garlic, minced, or to taste
chipotle chilies in adobo sauce, minced, or to taste
2 tablespoons
adobo sauce from chipotle peppers
1 teaspoon
kosher salt
1 teaspoon
coarse ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon
celery salt
1/2 teaspoon
ground cumin
1 tablespoon
Worcestershire sauce
onion, chopped
1/2 cup
dry oatmeal
2 pounds
lean ground beef
2 tablespoons
hickory flavored barbeque sauce
If you really enjoy that smokey flavor there are tons of chipotle recipes on the internet. I take a can of chipotles (undrained) and puree it until smooth. Put it in a small jar and refrigerate. This is called chipotle paste. You can add a teaspoon or so to any recipe to add that smokey taste. I use it in my chicken broth for soups, cook chicken tenders in a mixture of cream cheese and chipotle in my small crockpot, add some to ketchup or your favorite BBQ sauce, make a Denver omelette and add a little before cooking. The possibilities are endless and chipotle paste is a little addictive!
I guess we like a more traditional style meatloaf because this was all heat and not much else, though you could taste some of the cumin. I used celery seed, watered down adobo sauce, breadcrumbs, chicken 'n rib bbq sauce and cleaned the pepper really well. I made only half of the recipe. It was super spicy, even for me and I like some heat! Not something I'll make again though. Thanks for the recipe nonetheless!
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Yum! We really enjoyed this. I agree that the chipotle may be too hot for some, but it was fine for us. You may want to sub part of the chipotle/adobo with smoked paprika to keep the smoky flavor without quite so much "yowza!". Another cool trick for this meatloaf, if youre feeling whiny like I was, is to throw all the ingredients except the meat and oatmeal in the blender, then mix everything together in a stand mixer. No chipotle-onion-meat-hands! Thanks so much for the recipe! (I doubled it - we're getting down with sandwiches tomorrow for lunch!)
This is such a good variation for meatloaf! I followed the recipe exactly, except I used ground turkey instead of ground beef. I would highly recommend this recipe, and to follow it as-directed! I was skeptical about the oats because I had never used them in meatloaf before (though it may be somewhat common) but I was glad I did; the mixture was really wet, but the loaf came out perfectly. Maybe add one extra chipotle pepper if you want some heat; I typically like spicier food but the extra would have taken away from it, in my opinion. As I said, a nice twist on meatloaf! I served it with mashed potatoes and corn on the cob.
This meatloaf is fabulous! I usually make meatloaf the way my mom taught me, and this was my first new recipe -- so glad I tried it! I used three chipotle peppers instead of two, and I also added some spinch just to fit in an extra veggie. Otherwise I followed the ingredients and directions exactly, and I am blown-away. The spice hits you after your first bite, and it truly is a deep smokey spice. I brought a slice of leftovers to my friend's house, and both her and her roommate demanded I show them where to find the recipe. I also think this would be delicious with ground turkey which I may try next time for a slightly healthier alternative. And if anyone is having a hard time finding the peppers (I sure did!), head for a store with a large Mexican-food section. I traveled to three stores before finally finding them at Walmart.
Wow this was awesome! The flavor was great. I added about 1/2 cup of milk to my oats and 1 cup shredded cheese. This makes the meat mixture very wet, but very moist in the end. I baked in a muffin tin for 45 min. Cut up in slices and made meatloaf sandwiches with pepperjack cheese! It was great!
I generally change things up here and there for recipes, but made this as stated and it was great! I used 93% lean beef and might go up to 96%. I also used a tangy BBQ sauce versus sweet. For baking it, I lined a baking sheet with foil and put the entire loaf pan on it and happy I did because it did splatter a bit. I also used a meat thermometer and baked to 157 degrees and it raised to 161 when it came out of the oven. Perfect, but took longer than an hour. Definitely let it rest for about 10-15 minutes so that it's not falling apart when you cut into it. Next time I plan to use a muffin pan so that there's more crunchy stuff along the sides and won't take as long to bake. Using the leaner meat (93%), I recalculated the calories to be 237 per serving, 9.9 g fat (3.4 sat), 10.4 g carb, 1.2 g fiber, 25.4 g protein.
This is delicious! The only change I made was to bake on a cookie sheet lined with tinfoil. I just shaped it into a loaf and added a tad more BBQ sauce(used Sweet Baby Ray's Hickory & Brown Sugar) to the top because we like it saucey. This came together quickly and has the right amount of spice and heat. This is definitely a keeper for us.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 306
Calories from Fat: 145
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Class 3A South Region semifinal: Huntingtown 12, Westlake 6
The Hurricanes continued their season through the running game in Friday night's 3A South semifinal victory over the visiting Wolverines.
Senior Arnez Bowens rushed 38 times for 134 yards and Huntingtown's lone touchdown of the night. And the senior did not play the third quarter due to a knee injury, but he did return for the fourth and is expected to play next week when the top-seeded Hurricanes host second-seeded Lackey in the 3A South final.
The Chargers defeated third-seeded Stephen Decatur from Worcester County, 14-6, in the other 3A South semifinal on Friday night.
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