Smoked sirloin cap


 

Darryl - swazies

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So running a 4lb sirloin cap roast on indirect then a sear.
Cut most of the cap off, spiced with traeger prime rib and meat church holy cow.
 

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Had a good run at 250 took near an hour with 3 chunks of hickory.
 

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My awesome wife made some Yorkshire puddings and some mashed potatoes and gravy, seared the beef around 112 and got a good sear on it, let it rest for about 10 minutes
 

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The end result, top 3 meals that has come out of this house......ask me anything, this is the meal.
 

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Didn’t check, pulled at 212, stoked with lump and lid off for 10 minutes easy. Then put right on the SNS for easy 5 minutes a side..
Stoked that up with the lid off and tons of charcoal just to get it as hot as I could in around 10 minutes.
 
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In my opinion it’s medium rare but the blood goes everywhere, If I had to guess it’s a tasty 130 - 133 degree piece of meat
 
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Thanks gents, I'm still re living these pics, and have a sandwich for lunch......
thick cut roast, leave it cold, horseradish, and a bun.
People love to look and ask what is for lunch, almost daily lol.
I was a little over excited about this cook while I was posting pics, I had a few beers and it was hitting all the right buttons, I apologize. :cry:
 
OK. I know I just made one of these, it's one of those things.........
Company coming from a few hours away tomorrow, I picked up another 4lb sirloin cap roast.
Friday is Sirloin cap day again.........I will be sure to post a couple more pictures. I think these friends are into meat that is cooked to a higher temperature but I am not even going to ask how they would like it done. I will have a hot cast pan on standby and if they like the meat grey, they can have it that way.
They also do not eat any dairy, it's making it a bit more of a challenge. I wouldn't even know how to cook for them on the reg......
 
Sirloin cap roast
Cut most of the cap and all the silver skin off, extra lean
Meat church holy cow and traeger prime rib rub combo
Indirect holding a 250 to start.
3 pieces of hickory and 1 piece of alder
Serving with mashed potatoes and Yorkshire puddings with gravy
It’s similar to the previous cook in this thread.
 

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