Santa Maria Grilled Tri Tip

[Jim Lampe]

rolled out the Santa Maria Grill for this cook

late spring, I added laser cut stainless steel 1/4" food grates

the tri tip was small, only 2 lbs.
seasoned with Oakridge Santa Maria Rub

that's red oak atop the Kingsford Competition Briquettes...

had some corn to roast, but decided to use a Weber to cook those...

a few minutes later, the grub was cooked, removed from heat and rested.
until I chopped it all up.

quite messy plate, just threw hunks of meat on super fresh soft bread... the kind with real crusty crust.
beans peppers and onions with the corn filled the bill.

it was all good.
thanks for swinging by.

 

[ChuckO]

late spring, I added laser cut stainless steel 1/4" food grates

Those grates look fantastic. Where did you get them? My grate that came with my barely a month old SM is already sagging...Besides burning down the fence, LOL

The TT and the rest look fantastic. Nice to see your post

 

[Pat G]

That TT looks amazing Jim.

 

[Jim Lampe]

Those grates look fantastic. Where did you get them? My grate that came with my barely a month old SM is already sagging...Besides burning down the fence, LOL

The TT and the rest look fantastic. Nice to see your post

Thanks Pat, Thanks Chuck
I had the grates made at work
https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?69373-New-Stainless-Grates-For-Santa-Maria-Grill

 

[Dustin Dorsey]

Awesome cook! Love the grates!

 

[Dan C. FL]

That's an awesome grill and an awesome cook!!!

 

[Ed M.]

That is one plateful of goodness right there, my friend! Really love the Santa Maria grill and the custom made grates. Nicely done, Jim.

 

[JimK]

quite messy plate,

Maybe, but it looks delicious.

 

[Rich G]

Oh man, Jim, that looks perfect! It's been way too long since I cooked a TT! Need to change that.

R

 

[ChuckO]

I had the grates made at work

Very nice.

 

[Rich Dahl]

The best of the best from the TT to the grates, very nice.

 

[Robert-R]

Gotta love that Tri Tip, it's beautiful. & the messy plate.

I like that grill & it's grates.

 

[Barb D]

That plate of food looks fantastic Jim. Those grates are something else.

 

[Cliff Bartlett]

Jim.. Your tri-tip and plate look terrific but that grate is a work of art. It's amazing what they're doing with laser technology these days.

 

[Ron G.]

That SM Grill looks like a really nice, easy-to-control setup

Kinda' wonder if for a Grate replacement - I would bet that you could cut-down a Cast Iron Storm Sewer Grate. (Looks like it's about the same size...)

My mouth is watering again, as usual with your pics Jim!

 

[Brad Olson]

That looks pretty darn edible, Jim. Where'd you find the tri-tip? Usually they're pretty scarce around here.

 

[Rolf Jacobsen]

Yep...... I still hate you and you know why.

 

[JeffG]

Jim, love the grates and that tri-tip came out perfect, as usual..

 

[Jim Lampe]

Thanks everyone
Brad, Ray's Butcher Shoppe in Greenfield carries them for $7.99lb (no trimming necessary)

 

[Clint]

love the plated pic, and the grates of course - even better they were made just for you.