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Gonna have to try this one out this weekend.
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Good timing Matt. I have my BGE burning as I type this (except mine has a Cajun pork tenderloin on it. Will have to give the tri tip a go in the very near future.
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BGE + Tri-tip = a match made in heaven.
Lately I've found that if I can't find a tri-tip in the area, a flat iron steak is a pretty solid replacement.
I'll try this on my traeger. I've never cooked a tri tip before....suggestions anyone?
Usually my general rule of thumb is ~15 minutes each side at 300. Your mileage may vary :)
Low and slow with lots of turning for a nice even char.
Bingo.
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Razorback 9 years ago
Good timing Matt. I have my BGE burning as I type this (except mine has a Cajun pork tenderloin on it. Will have to give the tri tip a go in the very near future.
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glen 9 years ago
BGE + Tri-tip = a match made in heaven.
Lately I've found that if I can't find a tri-tip in the area, a flat iron steak is a pretty solid replacement.
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TheStinker 8 years, 12 months ago
I'll try this on my traeger. I've never cooked a tri tip before....suggestions anyone?
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glen 8 years, 12 months ago
Usually my general rule of thumb is ~15 minutes each side at 300. Your mileage may vary :)
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Mattlockhart 8 years, 12 months ago
Low and slow with lots of turning for a nice even char.
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glen 8 years, 12 months ago
Bingo.
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