Slow tri-tip

FLBentRider

New member
Slow tri-tip

I have done tri-tip with the reverse sear, this one I did on "smoke" the whole way.

Start with a tri-tip
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I had some renouned Mr. Brown left over:
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On the MAK 2 Star on "smoke" with BD Sugar maple
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When the ID it 130 I pulled it, and wrapped for a rest
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It's done!
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Plated: I'm watching my carbs, the kids got mac and cheese from scratch.
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Both the Mrs and I agree we liked the reverse sear better. It was good, but there seemed to be something "missing"
 

RickB

New member
Looks like that tip was cooked to perfection. Nicely done. One problem though. Only the kids get the M&C? Don't think so Tim.
 

TentHunter

Moderator
The crust looks good even if it didn't caramelize quite the way you like.

For the most part cooking them at 275° I get a really nice crust, but I do still like to reverse seer Tri's every now and then.

I just wish I could get them more regularly. :(
 
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