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    Tri Tip night...

    A small 2.5lb Tri Tip. I dry brined it over night. I rubbed it with Memphis Dust. I pinned the tail on to the side to keep from burning the tail. I hot smoked it at 300° and added some apple wood chunks and some hickory chunks. I cooked it in my BGE without the plate setter with the lid down. That method makes your ceramic cooker an oven but I added some smoke. I pulled it at 130°. While it was resting I sautéed some zucchini and red onions and added some garlic salt. Then of course I just happen to have some fresh sourdough bread. All turned out well.😎
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    Last edited by Breadhead; August 24, 2015, 09:40 PM.
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    very nice!

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    #3
    Good looking meal right there!

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      Leftover Tri Tip for lunch the next day...


      The microwave turned them from pink to brown.😩
      Last edited by Breadhead; August 27, 2015, 01:59 PM.
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      • smarkley
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        smarkley commented
        August 27, 2015, 02:20 PM
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        yeah that daggum microwave... I bet it still taste good, sure looks good too!
      • Breadhead
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        Breadhead commented
        August 27, 2015, 03:13 PM
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        smarkley .

        I knew it would brown it up but... It's fast and easy. It still tasted great.👍
      • mgaretz
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        mgaretz commented
        August 28, 2015, 07:49 AM
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        We always eat leftover tri-tip cold. Except for recently I made some hash with it, but stirred in the meat at the last second.
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      Breadhead Have you tried the reverse sear on a tri tip? When I cook this cut I always do it reverse sear and get really good results. Click image for larger version Name: IMG_2725.JPG Views: 50 Size: 142.0 KB ID: 105320

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      • Breadhead
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        Breadhead commented
        August 27, 2015, 05:28 PM
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        fuzzydaddy .

        Look at the small pictures above. You'll notice a nice sear.😎
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