Tri-tip is a perfect cut of meat to reverse sear and lock in that juicy, smoky flavor with a high-temperature finish.  Unlike a brisket that takes hours of smoking to break down, smoked tri-tip is best cooked to a medium-rare, like a steak, and is ready in no time. 

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Reverse Seared Tri-Tip Grilling Recipe

Prep time: 5 min

Cook time: 1-2 hours *depending on size

Ingredients:

Preparation: 

⦁ Lightly coat the tri-tip with olive oil then rub with ⦁ Coffee Spice BBQ Rub to completely cover the meat.  
⦁ Start your grill and set temp to 225°.   When up to temp, place the Tri-Tip on the center of the grill and close the lid.  
⦁ Slow cook the tri-tip to approx. 120° then increase the temperature of the grill to high to sear the outside.  
⦁ Continue to cook until reaching an internal temperature if 130° (for medium-rare)
⦁ Remove from the grill, tent with foil and let’s sit for 15 minutes.  Remove foil, slice and serve.

Pairs well with the following Bear Mountain Premium BBQ Pellets and a chilled craft beer.

Here is a video of this meal prep in action:

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Recipe, images and video provided by Bear Mountain. For more recipes and information visit www.bearmountainbbq.com.

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