Spinning a Tri tip :)

[Michael C.]

I found a nice tri tip on sale for $2.99 lb, I used several chunks of Hickory wood, cooked it for about 25 minutes or so. When I sliced the tri tip, it was very tender and juicy

 

[DuaneMac]

Nice! One of my favorite cuts and at an unbelievable price!

 

[DanHoo]

Looks tasty. I love tri tip.

 

[Brett-EDH]

That’s a perfect cook. Never spun a TT. I don’t own a spinner

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

That’s a perfect cook. Never spun a TT. I don’t own a spinner

I have two, (one for the kettle, one for the gasser) but, would have not thought of spinning a tri tip. Great idea, beautiful cook!

 

[Bob Bailey]

I found a nice tri tip on sale for $2.99 lb, I used several chunks of Hickory wood, cooked it for about 25 minutes or so. When I sliced the tri tip, it was very tender and juicy
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Nice!

Pretty much any meat you cook on a rotisserie will be juicier. Just got a rotisserie basket so I can spin up smaller cuts like chicken parts, sausages and country ribs. Also about ready do do my first rotisserie spares.

 

[Kevin L (NKY)]

Both look fantastic , neve spun a Tri Tip YET!