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15.5 lb Top Sirloin Roast Cooking Help
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Oilbrnr
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New to the BGE, but I've done two successful pork butts, and the wife wants some beef. I picked up the roast at Smart and Final the other day. Suggestions on cooking temp and target internal temp, I'm assuming 135*?
Thank for any input.
Thank for any input.
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I would recommend cutting it ½ to make a couple 8#ers. That allows for more end pieces and a much quicker cook. Cook indirect at 350. 135 is a great temp to pull and let rest for 20 minutes. Remember to tent while resting. Good luck and let us know how it turns out. PopsicleWillis Tx.
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Bente posted this below, in the "What are you cooking for Super Bowl" thread. These look fantastic to me and I have saved them to my recipe box.
Good luck with your cook.
http://www.greeneggers.net/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=398914&catid=1 -
Good idea about splitting it in half. I was thinking about that. Any rough idea on total cooking time? Hrs/lb?
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Time wise will depend on several things. If you cut in ½ and bring to room temp. before starting cook, I would say a little over 1 hr. per lb. If it is cold, about 1 ½ per lb. I always found the better grade of meat the quicker it cooks. I think the fat content has a lot to do with it. Good luck. PopsicleWillis Tx.
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Whoa!
1.5 hours/pound at 350F -- ?
Am I reading that correctly?
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Broc, you read correctly, I just typed incorrectly. The times are for direct on a raised grid and not per lb. but total cook. Somehow I got hrs/lb on my mind and went from there. Indirect should be about 2 hrs. Thanks for catching my brainf---. PopsicleWillis Tx.
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Cool, thanks for the help and I'll post results. I'll shoot for ~2hrs at 350* indirect.
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