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Top sirloin is lean, tender and a good beefy flavor that works well in the smoker. I found these at Costco (where I purchase some of the meat that I cook) but if you have trouble finding it, you can also purchase tri-tip and cut it into thick steaks that are 1.5 to 2 inches thick.
Smoke the sirloin 45 to 1 hour per pound; smoke the sirloin closer to 45 minutes if you want medium-rare to medium, and closer to 1 hour if you want medium to well done.
about 45 mins to 1 hour Smoke your cut of choice at 225 degrees F for about 45 mins to 1 hour, or until it’s almost at your desired doneness.
We want it to get to about 225 F. Let it preheat at that temperature for at least 20 minutes so that we get some grill lines to add some nice presentation. I used a wood chip blend of hickory, oak, and apple to smoke these steaks. Once the smoker is preheated, put steaks in for about 50 minutes.
In order to begin smoking steak, you’ll need four key supplies: a smoker, wood or wood chips, an internal meat thermometer, and a big (think Omaha Steaks KING CUT) steak. Most meat is smoked between 200-250 degrees, and that easy-to-achieve temperature range works well for steak.
beef brisket The best meats to smoke are fatty cuts like beef brisket, pork shoulder and ribs. Although the smoking process can dry out some types of meat, the high fat content of brisket and pork shoulder help keep them moist, tender and delicious.
Smoking the steak Pre-heat your smoker to 180F, place the steaks directly on the smokers rack and smoke without flipping for 20 minutes. Smoking too long at low temps will dry out the steak and make it tough, 20 minutes will impart a nice smoky flavor and won’t dry it out.
How long does it take to cook a steak at 250 degrees? It depends on how well done or rare you want it. We found that with the thickness of ours 30 minutes was perfect for medium. 45 minutes was just right for medium well.
Smoking at 225 degrees Top sirloin steak does not have a lot of fat so this smoke will be quick. Heat up your pellet smoker to 225 degrees. My two-pound steak took roughly 45 minutes to reach 120 degrees. I highly recommend that you take your steak out of the smoker 10 degrees before your preferred temperature.
Smoked steak is an incredibly delicious way to prepare steak. The steak comes off the grill juicy and full of flavor. You don’t need to get fancy with seasonings, as the smoke does most of the work for you.
Medium Well (150-160F)
Meat is done when the temperature at its thickest point reaches the point at which it is safe to eat. That doesn’t mean it’s ready, though. According to USDA, ribs are done when they are 145F internal temp, but they may still be tough.
Set your Traeger to 500 degrees Fahrenheit and preheat for 15 minutes with the lid closed. Place the steaks on the grill and cook for 4 to 6 minutes on each side, flipping occasionally, until the internal temperature reaches 135 degrees (medium rare).
How to Smoke Steak
Generally speaking, it will take around 12-15 minutes to cook a steak on a pellet grill. This is based on the assumption that your grill is set to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. If you choose to cook at a lower temperature, then it will take longer for your steak to cook.
You don’t need to stand in front of the grill for too long to smoke this cut. Just make sure you marinate the meat beforehand. As the beef flavor for the flank steak is rich and strong, you can marinate it with strong seasonings like garlic, pepper, and citrus juice.
Reverse searing is a cooking process used for steak (and other thick cuts of meat) which involves a low and slow cook early in the process and finishes with a high temperature sear. … Searing the steak on a high temperature grill or skillet gives you that delicious crispy brown crust on your steak.
What is the Best Wood for Smoking Meat?
Do I need to flip my meat when smoking on the grill? NO!Sorry for being so brash, but that is a rookie mistake. When smoking, you don’t have to worry about one side getting hotter than the other, because the meat cooks indirectly.
Step one: Once your grill is idling at 180 degrees you can place your steaks on the grill. Place them in the path of the most smoke flow and away from the direct heat. The top racks work great for this purpose. Step two: Depending on the thickness of your steaks you will smoke them for 15-30min.
The reverse sear method might change the way you cook a thick steak forever. The process involves baking in the oven followed by searing on a pan. I’m a fan of this technique as it provides more control of the internal temperature, a stunning browned crust, and a more tender piece of beef.
between 200 and 275F The process of reverse-searing is really simple: Season a roast or a thick-cut steak (the method works best with steaks at least one and a half to two inches thick), arrange the meat on a wire rack set in a rimmed baking sheet, and place it in a low ovenbetween 200 and 275F (93 and 135C).
Fire up your Pit Boss Grill and set temperature to 400F. Once the grill reaches temperature, Place steaks directly on the grill. For a medium done steak, sear each side for 5-7 minutes, flipping the steaks only one. Adjust time to your desired doneness.