MR. BMJ
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Out here in Cali, our most popular cut of roast for BBQ is the Tri Tip. Our tri tip is like Texas's brisket. It's a great cut of meat, and cooks in about 2 hrs on a smoker...give or take 20'ish minutes. I made some yesterday and it turned out phenomenal.
The first 2 pictures are after seasoning raw, and pre-cooking. Just used a basic seasoning salt (salt, pepper, garlic - Lawry's) and Killer Hogs BBQ rub. The most popular way tri tip is cooked out here is Santa Fe style. That's where you just use a basic salt/pepper/garlic/parsley seasoning rub of sort and cook it over a Santa Fe style open grill. I have one, but the smoker is so much easier....and just as good. I seasoned them in the morning and let rest in the fridge, then I put them on the grill in the afternoon. I usually let them sit out for about an hour at room temp before grilling.
Smoker temp was set at 210F. I usually set it at 225-250F, but wanted to see how it cooked at 210 just because.
The first 2 pictures are after seasoning raw, and pre-cooking. Just used a basic seasoning salt (salt, pepper, garlic - Lawry's) and Killer Hogs BBQ rub. The most popular way tri tip is cooked out here is Santa Fe style. That's where you just use a basic salt/pepper/garlic/parsley seasoning rub of sort and cook it over a Santa Fe style open grill. I have one, but the smoker is so much easier....and just as good. I seasoned them in the morning and let rest in the fridge, then I put them on the grill in the afternoon. I usually let them sit out for about an hour at room temp before grilling.
Smoker temp was set at 210F. I usually set it at 225-250F, but wanted to see how it cooked at 210 just because.
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