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Cooking & Food Talk => Charcoal Grilling & BBQ => Topic started by: Nate on September 14, 2019, 06:30:44 AM
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First time doing a smoked tritip and it turned out awesome...super tender. Decided to get a TipTopTemp just to see if it worked; wanted to try this gadget out for a couple years now. I have to say, the TTT worked great. I used B&B lump with a couple post oak chunks from Western. Temp held at 250 and fluctuated between 249-257 degrees.
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Nice job!! Looks perfect.
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Nice looking meal! I'm really loving the Western post oak.
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Outstanding.
Tri-Tip is fantastic.
Good cook.
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good looking tri tip, how long was the cook at those temps?
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good looking tri tip, how long was the cook at those temps?
@JEBIV I don’t remember how long the cook was. If I had to guess, 1 1/2 hrs. The tritip went on cold, straight from the fridge then seasoned up with salt, pepper and garlic powder then on to the grill.
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what was the intern temp you pulled it off at? can never find it here in Toronto?
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what was the intern temp you pulled it off at? can never find it here in Toronto?
@elninohese I pulled it off at 135-137 degrees and let it rest.