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Add cherry chunks and oak if you have them. I use oak pellets since I cant buy oak here. I can only harvest it. And getting them small to use for this is a pain.
Then I cover and wait for blueish white smoke.
Once ready I put on the two tris and bunch them up as much as possible. Then...
Getting the Q ready I fill one weber charcoal holder as full as possible.
Then I use *gasp* lighter fluid. I do this to ensure proper fuel size and heat since I have been doing since before all my fancy temp gadjets.
Well all I post on lots of tri tip threads. Finally time to show you all my favorite tri tip recipe. I almost always cook them 2 at a time. I trim all the fat cap and freeze for later sausage making adventures.
So I trim, then I jaccard the tri tip(forking works well too). Then I take both and...
The rub is great. The sauce is good but has one off flavor to me. I wish I could figure out what is causing it, because I feel if I could get rid of it the sauce would be a 10 as well.
I have made these twice since reading this. I completely agree with Mdboatbum these do not need the extra butter.
The taste tester reviews were top notch. I thought maybe it was the novelty of the cupcake tins and the beer. After having leftovers from the first experimental cook, I decided it...
Don't be afraid to run just below 250. If you have no/low sugar in your rub you can run it up higher than that.
Best of luck and post pics of the cook.
When I do Dutch's wicked beans, I am usually cooking spare ribs. I trim the brisket off the ribs, and smoke them right along with the ribs. After 2-3 hours I dice the rib brisket meat up and add it to the beans. Definitely adds some smokey meaty flavor to them.
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