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Yep, I try to get as much of that silver skin off as possible. Sounds like you have a good method going there- reverse sear works great with tri-tip, which is far and away my favorite thing in the world to eat off my smoker.

As Richard stated, slicing across the grain is critical. Here is some great info on tri-tip cooking: http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/tritip1.html
 
Do I trim this tritip? Or let it roll?
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If you're going sear or reverse sear at 125 or the like, it pays off to peel it as the fat will just burn......

I leave it on & make art with it later......

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