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I'm no stranger to tri tip. I have had a Santa Maria BBQ for a few years, and learned from the best over on the Central Coast.
I'm going a different direction with this one.
I'm going for 220 on the smoker, and the original parameters from your OG recipe, with the exception of combining...
Whoops. Too late. what are the consiqensces of leaving that in for the entire cook?
Also, I slacked on the pictures, but MAN OH MAN was it good! that 3.5lb roast disappeared within less than an hour. I think I will try it with a tri tip today.
Awesome. Thanks for the information. I have always been afraid of leaving the thermometer in the meat, as for the damage to the thermometer it may cause.
Thanks for the information guys. Have a good weekend. I'll post pics of mine on this thread, if you don't mind.
Rolling to the store now...
pardon my noobness, but the thermometer stays in the meat during the initial cook (where internal temp needs to be between 150-160), as well as after adding the juice and veggies?
Wouldn't it give false readings from the ambient temp inside the smoker, and not the temp inside the meat, if left...
I picked up a vertical UDS a few weeks ago. I have done tri-tip, half chickens, ribs and am currently spying the Mexican chuckie for my next attempt at greatness.
I joined here to help improve my cooking, as I have already found a wealth of information here.