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Started by MDurso, September 15, 2017, 08:49:49 AM

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MDurso

Whelp.. I'm blaming everyone here.

This weekend I'll get out the RED kettle that I don't know if I've ever used it??  I may get out the adjustable lower grate or maybe the heavy duty incredible dude level wire baskets that I had welded up.  If I do, maybe the 14 proto...

But I'm going Tri-tip.  It was @Pat G and the recent post that got me hankerin for one.

Opening it up to everyone since it's been a while since I've done one.  How do you all want me to cook it?  Any thoughts to wood to burn with this?  I have some apple, or maybe just a little mesquite.  It can get a little sharp with that.  Hickory.. eh.. that's for the pork.

Ideas?
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Pat G

Glad I could inspire.  I've been using post oak on beef lately with great results.  Can't wait to see your cook.
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MDurso

I may make 2.  One for the family, one for me!
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mhiszem

Can't wait to see the pictures!


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Foster Dahlet

Quote from: MDurso on September 15, 2017, 08:49:49 AM
Whelp.. I'm blaming everyone here.

This weekend I'll get out the RED kettle that I don't know if I've ever used it??  I may get out the adjustable lower grate or maybe the heavy duty incredible dude level wire baskets that I had welded up.  If I do, maybe the 14 proto...

But I'm going Tri-tip.  It was @Pat G and the recent post that got me hankerin for one.

Opening it up to everyone since it's been a while since I've done one.  How do you all want me to cook it?  Any thoughts to wood to burn with this?  I have some apple, or maybe just a little mesquite.  It can get a little sharp with that.  Hickory.. eh.. that's for the pork.

Ideas?
Cherry wood


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I like my Kettles like my coffee....strong and black.

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Quote from: Foster Dahlet on September 15, 2017, 10:14:29 AM
Quote from: MDurso on September 15, 2017, 08:49:49 AM
Whelp.. I'm blaming everyone here.

This weekend I'll get out the RED kettle that I don't know if I've ever used it??  I may get out the adjustable lower grate or maybe the heavy duty incredible dude level wire baskets that I had welded up.  If I do, maybe the 14 proto...

But I'm going Tri-tip.  It was @Pat G and the recent post that got me hankerin for one.

Opening it up to everyone since it's been a while since I've done one.  How do you all want me to cook it?  Any thoughts to wood to burn with this?  I have some apple, or maybe just a little mesquite.  It can get a little sharp with that.  Hickory.. eh.. that's for the pork.

Ideas?
Cherry wood


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Love cherry with beef!


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dazzo

This is my favorite way to deal with tri tip. And with mesquite...




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1buckie

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MDurso

Man... I feel like going on a steak ride all afternoon and then digging in.  Great pics..

Not too many horses by me.. Maybe the old motorcycle will have to do...

WHO'S HUNGRY!!?

I have to pick up some charcoal so I'll see what woods I can find as well.
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Mike in Roseville

Mike...

You want us to tell you how to cook it?!?!

Cook it how YOU want to...or your preference.

My go to woods for beef are Oak/Apple. Some good lump charcoal is really all you need though. A tri tip is just steak in a roast form.

I have been playing around with a reverse sear on tri tips lately, but 95% of all the tri tips I've ever done on the grill have been seared hot and fast, then indirect to finish.

Go simple on the seasoning and you'll be fine.


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29tx

Pat inspired me to do a tri tip as well. @MDurso I'm curious about the adjustable lower grate, haven't seen one of those yet.

hawgheaven

I love pecan with just about anything. Mild, not overpowering... my go to. And do tell about this adjustable lower grate?
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