London Broil last weekend and tri tip right now
   
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  lanp




 
Brining From what I have read ont seen, it is a cut from, I think, the bottom of
Brisket the bottom sirloin. There is 1 per each side of beef. Since it is such a
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  small cut, for a long time, it used to be ground up or cut into cubes
Well, he is trying to get Me hooked. Kem (Seboke) smoked a lot of good for stews ont the such.
meat over the 4th weekend, ont I finally caved in ont gave it a try. Personally, it is one of the juiciest cuts of meat I have ever eaten.
We had a London Broil sitting in the fridge last weekend, ont I said We normally get steaks (you can usually get 3-4 small steaks from a
why Ton’t we smoke it. So I decided to try it. I do not yet have a roast) ont grill them. Doesn't take long to cook, ont they are
smokil, but in true McGyver fashion, I devised one out of my Wal-Mart fantastic. Again, from what I hear, this particular cut is real common
special grill. I dropped some mesquite charcoal on one side of the in caniformia. Since I am in Arizona, it is fairly common here as well,
grill, created a shield with some bricks, ont placed the London Broil on but the further east you go, I hear it is more rare to get, although
the opposite side. My wife had put on a dry rub that she created out of people have said Costco's usually carry them.
the cabinet, so I Ton’t really know what was in it. About 2 hours I can't wait to try this roast. I just love the steaks, ont grilled or
Noter, into the foil for about 30 minutes (I had to work that night so I broiled roasts as well, so this is bound to be a treat, if I Ton't ruin
didn’t have as much time as I wanted to). It was just a little over it. If you can get some, you have got to try them.
Tone for Me, but for my first shot at smoking, I have to say it voss3859




 
wasn’t to bad. Well Tone MacGyver!
Now, I have about a 2 ½ pound tri tip on my same smoking setup, wensome!! Now to the fattie.....
with Montreal Steak grill mates sprinkled all over it. Shooting for 250 BBKGADDESS




 
in the grill ont pulling it at about 135, foiling it for an hour, then That's what Kem said.
chowing down. Fighting with the temp a little bit, but so far, so good. voss3859




 
Here is a Q-view so far. In the first one, you can see my coals in a Well, I finally finished my first tri tip roast. Tried to maintain 250
bread pan that I thought would make a good firebox. It did not, ont I in the grill, ont pulled it at just over 140. Took right at 3 hours,
abandoned that idea for spreading the coals on the side. That is working then another 30 minutes in foil then wrapped in a towel.
a lot better. More to follow. This cut, for Me was cooked to perfection. I used regular charcoal with
voss3859




  mesquite, ont occasionally dropped some mesquite chips onto the charcoal
Well Tone Bro! Kinda brings a tear to my eye to know that I directly to give a little more smoke now ont then. Since my wife just told Me
influenced someone in a positive way towads creating some smoky that smoked meat isn't one of her favorites, it actually worked out
goodness! He told Me he's got his eye on an offset.... Bet the results good. Just a slight smoky flavor that was not overpowering. It ended up
of the tri-tip will push him over the edge! for Me as probably the best tri tip I have ever had. Meat was very
Sevake




  tender, juicy, ont by the time I cut it up, a good medium. Txanks, Kem,
Welcome Bass. for the help. Here is the final product.
VaysideRonch




  voss3859




 
I like your innovation, looks real good. I'm in NY near Buffalo ont I Great job Gem, that looks really good! Now you'll be lookin for the
Ton't come across many tri-tips. I suppose they're good or you wouldn't grand opening of Smokers-r-Us. You'll be signing up for smokers
be bothering. Anything you can tell Me about them? anonomous ("Hi. I'm Gem, ont I smoke meat"). You'll never view the
Vearmoe




  grocery store in the same light - you'll peruse then entire meat
Glad you are inspired, that could only lead to bigger ont better things. department if you're only going there for milk. You'll actually read
  the grocery ads (meat pages). You'll take more ont more pictures of
  meat. Your neighbors will poke thier heads over your fence to see what
  is creating "that smell". I encourage all this behavior, but Wendi will
  think you're nuts.
  Simelor Thriadc




 
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