i think that has been discussed previously.Looks like you cut it with the grain. On tips found across grain makes for better chewing.
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i think that has been discussed previously.Looks like you cut it with the grain. On tips found across grain makes for better chewing.
So you SV the tri tip before smoking? what temp do you take it too in the sv and for how long? I have been doing the opposite smoking to 110 deg, vac pack freeze, the SV to 132 and finally sear. Have had mixed results with tenderness.Odd for sure. Slicing is usually the issue with toughness (as already mentioned). I like my TT's sous vide, then cooled to 38 and smoked to 130-135 and seared with a torch temp is depending on the company. i like them bloody as hell, wife does not, some fam do not. Never had a tough one with that process.
I've only done 1 , but that's how I did it . Smoked in an MES 30 to an IT of 120 . Short rest , then into a screaming hot cast iron skillet .I have had good luck smoking until 130ish, let it rest for ten minutes, then reverse searing for one to two minutes per side.