Instructions

1. Coat each side of the sirloin roast evenly with salt and pepper. Set your grill to a medium heat.

2. Place the sirloin roast directly onto the grill. Heat for about two minutes per each surface side--approximately 10 minutes total--or until the entire outside of the roast is lightly browned. Hold the roast in place with tongs while it heats if it won't stay in place due to its irregular shape.

3. Place the browned sirloin roast into the center of a 13 inch by 9 inch disposable aluminum roasting pan. Wrap the pan lightly with aluminum foil and add the entire pan onto the center of the grill.

4. Heat the covered sirloin roast on the grill for about three hours, then check it. Use a fork to slice through the meat to determine if it's done and add it back to the grill for another 30 minutes if not. Remove the pan from the grill once the meat easily shreds with a fork.

5. Stick an instant-read meat thermometer directly into the thickest part of the meat. Make sure the thermometer displays between 145 and 160 degrees Fahrenheit or else add it back onto the grill for another five minutes or until it reaches the correct temperature. Slice the finished roast into pieces as thin as possible before serving.