Rich G
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I couldn't resist pulling out a picanha from the freezer after seeing the meals that @DuaneMac and @Brett-EDH shared. This slab of meat came from my CostCo two-pack that I found the other day (it was labeled as a Sirloin Top cap, and came in a cryovac package.)
As is customary in Brazil, I just seasoned this nicely with salt after cutting it into thick pieces WITH the grain. Then, I spitted it up, and got the grill ready....

I got the Summit Platinum running between 375-395, and after 25 minutes, I kicked on the IR burner. About 12 minutes later, these babies were temping as "done"!

I let everything rest for about 10 minutes, then sliced it up AGAINST the grain.....

Just a great, tasty, beefy platter of goodness (with a few more well done pieces to please the crowd.) I could have gone maybe 5 more minutes, but I definitely didn't want to go over at all. It's been a while since I cooked one of these, but it is as good a cut as I remember. Ok, meat coma setting in now.........
Rich
As is customary in Brazil, I just seasoned this nicely with salt after cutting it into thick pieces WITH the grain. Then, I spitted it up, and got the grill ready....

I got the Summit Platinum running between 375-395, and after 25 minutes, I kicked on the IR burner. About 12 minutes later, these babies were temping as "done"!

I let everything rest for about 10 minutes, then sliced it up AGAINST the grain.....

Just a great, tasty, beefy platter of goodness (with a few more well done pieces to please the crowd.) I could have gone maybe 5 more minutes, but I definitely didn't want to go over at all. It's been a while since I cooked one of these, but it is as good a cut as I remember. Ok, meat coma setting in now.........

Rich