Sirloin tip roast on stick burner! What IT?

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motolife313

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Real nice sirloin tip roast. Never done one. I've done cap steak. What internal temp is best? It's on now, put it on just now. Cook it like a steak? Take of at 132? Thanks. I could use some help fast since it's cooking lol. It's been in fridge for 2 weeks. Was bough 4-13
 
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This is with oil . Smelt fine
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I haven't cooked many roasts yet. Thanks
 
For us, we like rare to med rare, so I would pull it off at 130-135, and after a short rest she'd be ready to eat.
But if it were me I would cool it down & refrigerate it overnight, then get out the slicer & shave it for some fantastic roast beef sandwiches. Either hot with some gravy or cold with horseradish. My wife like's them with lettuce & mayo!
Al
 
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I may just do that thanks all!!i found the meat cooks even more overnight in the fridge. Weird how it does that.

Be nice to have a slicer. I'll have to hand cut it
 
That looks great Moto, Toss a pile on some bread and top with gravy. UmmmmUmmmm

Point for sure.

Chris
 
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I haven't cut it up yet but tried a chunck and spit it back out lol. It was 2 weeks old so hopefully it will be ok. Gina make some sandwiches today with it. Did some salmon this morning and it was super good! Took it to 128 internal temp and ate it right after coming off the smoker. Cooked with alder/oak 50/50 and man it was good. Put the meat on before light king the fire and it took 50 minutes and smoker reached 250 degrees
 
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My wood is seasoning nicely most is just over 1 year old
 
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