Tri-tip on the UDS

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kelbro

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Tri-Tip - Smoked on the UDS @ 225° until IT was 135° and then 3 mins on each side on the smoking' hot grill. So tender. Pulled apart like fine brisket. Lots of juice. The wife doesn't like red meat so I have to take it a little past prime!
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You don't need to overcook a chunk of beef to please everyone at the table.

After slicing, if it is too rare for someone, you can toss the slices back on the grill, sear them in a pan or place them in boiling au jus until the desired temperature is achieved.
 
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I am loving tri-tip. Tonight the wife made beef barley soup in a crock pot and for the beef we used a smoked tri-tip...was awesome.
 
Looks great. I finally have my wife liking medium to medium rare. I used to just put hers back on after I pulled what I want :)
 
You don't need to overcook a chunk of beef to please everyone at the table.

After slicing, if it is too rare for someone, you can toss the slices back on the grill, sear them in a pan or place them in boiling au jus until the desired temperature is achieved.

Good tip. Thanks. This was far from overcooked. Tender, juicy and great flavor.
 
Like others have said you can kill theirs after you carve yours.
Richie
Tri Tips here cost to much to over cook. $13.00#
 
It is a bit over done for my tastes but I recently had to do an eye round the same way that I cooked for Tracy and her crafting ladies so I understand the necessity sometimes. Yours still looks very, very good!! I just wish I had room for a UDS on the patio, but I'm filled to capacity at this point.

Robert
 
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