Malcom Reed Tri-Tip


 

ChuckO

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Been watching this guy for a month or two, I really like his cooks. I did his Tri-Tip cook, only I did it on my kettle, 3-zone


First thing I did was sweat the meat. I used Garlic Salt & Pepper

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After it sweated for about an hour I added Montreal Steak Seasoning

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I made his balsamic mop sauce, it would separate within seconds, so I put it in a mason jar so that I can shake it when mopping

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After cooking it 10 minutes on each side, I started the mopping. 5 minutes each side

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Pulled it at 125 IT

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After 10 minute rest, let the slicing begin


Awfully purdy

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My plate. I actually ate more crookneck squash than Tri Tip. I just love crookneck squash

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It was really tasty Tri Tip. The sweating the meat (something l learned in Malcom's video) really does a great job keeping the juices in in the meat. The next time I make this, I will cut back on the mopping. I probably mopped each side 4 times, I'd cut it back to 2 times
 
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Been watching this guy for a month or two, I really like his cooks. I did his Tri-Tip cook, only I did it on my kettle, 3-zone


First thing I did was sweat the meat. I used Garlic Salt & Pepper

jSA3LCe.jpg


After it sweated for about an hour I added Montreal Steak Seasoning

fnXM8dD.jpg


I made his balsamic mop sauce, it would separate within seconds, so I put it in a mason jar so that I can shake it when mopping

R1J9TVA.jpg


After cooking it 10 minutes on each side, I started the mopping. 5 minutes each side

u0BeDBX.jpg

ogrDYxN.jpg

tSTW8eu.jpg

Sxq7OO2.jpg


Pulled it at 125 IT

1AN5Nkk.jpg


After 10 minute rest, let the slicing begin


Awfully purdy

rdA1ADz.jpg


My plate. I actually ate more crookneck squash than Tri Tip. I just love crookneck squash

y78m0Bv.jpg


It was really tasty Tri Tip. The sweating the meat (something l learned in Malcom's video) really does a great job keeping the juices in in the meat. The next time I make this, I will cut back on the mopping. I probably mopped each side 4 times, I'd cut it back to 2 times
Love Malcom Reed, the man can cook!!
 
Wow, Chuck. That slicing video is a work of art! Outstanding looking Tri Tip. Did you actually go Wagyu?
 
Wow, Chuck. That slicing video is a work of art! Outstanding looking Tri Tip. Did you actually go Wagyu?
No Wagyu. It was Select, heck we seldom see Choice in our house and I can't remember the last time Prime found it's way here. But it was good :)
 
Looks tasty! I haven't done a tri tip in a while. One of my favorite cutes of beef to cook.
 

 

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