Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => Pit Barrel Cooker Co. => Topic started by: Paul Hart on March 19, 2015, 10:37:56 AM
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Picked up a 14 oz choice filet at Aldi for $6. Seemed like a deal (maybe not?) so i grabbed it along with a choice Chuck that I'm going to turn into burnt ends, brisket style.
I'm thinking to hit that filet same as a tri tip, cook to about 140-145 and pull it. Thoughts?
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I am far from an expert but I always thought it had to be closer to 200* to pull it
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I don't think you want to cook these past med-rare............
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Yup, anything past 135F would be ill-advised!
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Yep, like the others said: pull it off around or before 135°-ish. Let it rest for a good 45 minutes, tented with foil (not wrapped - tented) and it will rise in temp about another 8° - 10°.
In other words pull it off about 8° - 10° lower than you want your final temp to be.
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My mistake. When I read it and he said pull it I thought he was talking about pulling it like pulled pork or brisket. Now I see that he was talking about pulling it off the grill. Agreed 200 would be too high