Tri Tip Brisket Style

Tri Tip Brisket Style




Smoked Tri Tip cooked “Brisket Style” on my Outlaw Stick Burner Pit

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Brisket Style Tri-Tip Recipe

WHAT MALCOM USED IN THIS RECIPE:
– Wagyu Tri Tip sourced from The Butcher Shoppe https://bit.ly/TheButcherShoppeFL
– Killer Hogs TX Brisket Rub http://bit.ly/TXBrisket
– Killer Hogs Hot Rub http://bit.ly/TheHotRub
– Royal Oak Tumbleweeds https://bit.ly/FireStarterTumbleweeds
– Thermoworks DOT http://bit.ly/ThermoworksDOT
– Red Handled 12″ Brisket Slicer http://bit.ly/H2QKnife12inch

I’ve seen a lot of people smoking tri tip like a brisket. And I’ve been skeptical…

I personally like to cook my Tri Tips hot and fast (or do a reverse sear) and serve them on the rare – medium rare side- and I love eating tri tips cooked that way! But I thought there was NO WAY a tri tip would cook-up like a brisket. I thought it would be dry, dry dry…. but I was wrong!

Smoking a Tri Tip like a brisket produced some flavorful, juicy meat. Some folks thought it was better than brisket. And it was a lot quicker to cook a tri tip that a whole brisket too.

So would I give up brisket? no. But would I smoke another tri tip like a brisket? YES.

Smoked Tri-Tip – Brisket Style Ingredients:
– 1 Tri-Tip Roast 2.5-3lbs
– 1 Tablespoon Killer Hogs TX Rub
– 1/2 Tablespoon Killer Hogs Hot Rub

Directions:
1. Trim excess fat and sinew from Tri-tip roast and season with a layer of Killer Hogs TX Rub followed by a light layer of Killer Hogs Hot Rub.
2. Prepare smoker for indirect cooking at 275°F using pecan wood. This recipe was cooked on an Outlaw Stick Burning pit but you can use any pit – just keep the temps the same.
3. Place the Tri-tip on the smoker, insert a probe thermometer into the thickest part of the roast and smoke for 2 hours or until the internal temperature reaches 160°F
4. Wrap the tri-tip in pink butcher paper and return to the smoker.
5. Continue to cook until the internal temperature reaches 200°F; at this point remove it from the pit and rest for 20 minutes before slicing against the grain.

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35 replies
  1. Hofy
    Hofy says:

    Too bad the cows in Wisconsin are not equipped with that part. I can not find it anywhere, even after asking and explaining what it is.

    Reply
  2. Chris L
    Chris L says:

    Tried this today. I am 5 hours on and at 177. Verified pit temp with 2 probes. Two pound trip-tip. Can’t see how it can be done in 3.5 hours. Very disappointing.

    Reply
  3. Scott
    Scott says:

    Trying this now on my weber kettle. Could only get an American Wagyu at around 2 lb. Using lump with some cherry wood, cooking around 260. We'll see.

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  4. Powerslayer
    Powerslayer says:

    I season tri tip with salt, pepper, garlic general purpose rub. Cook at 250, pull at 145. Slice thin and add salt to taste. Hard to mess up tri tip! Fantastic hidden gem of bbq

    Reply
  5. Leroy Jenkins
    Leroy Jenkins says:

    Our climate makes us sit inside, drink, get miserable and then stab each other in Scotland, but we've heard of you, even over here. We'll get to your level one day, once we figure out we can smoke and bbq with a patio heater outside and a shelter to keep us dry. Love from Scotland.

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