Tri and Try again....


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
came home from work yesterday to find a small pile of fresh cut hickory in my busted up beat to hell driveway.

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I'll take it! Josh, I owe you bacon & pulled pork!
when I got in the house, I took out of the fridge a tri tip to bring it to room temps.
then, about 30 before dropping it on the hot grill I seasoned it up with the basic tri tip rub

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after a few minutes to sear, I flipped it.

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a few mushrooms graced the grates in a cast iron server...

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finish off the tri with a final sear....

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it was about this time when I probed the dang thing and it read 147ºF.
I quickly removed it as if that is REALLY gonna matter now...
took it inside to rest and got everything else ready to serve.

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▲Brussels with onions and carrots, the 'shrooms and iron skillet potatoes.▲
...and here's the beef....

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and dinner last night looked like this ▼

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looks drier than it was, still very tender and plenty of juice...

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Looking forward to polishing off the leftovers ;p
Thanks for your time!!
 
Fine looking tri tip and sides Jim but for some reason I was expecting to see that hickory wood cut up and burning in a Santa Maria pit.
 
Man your killing me Jim.I just finished supper(3 big stuffed green peppers). and now I'm hungary again.
I know you like your tri on the rare side but it still looks nice and moist.
Chuck.
 
Try as I might there is no such thing as Tri Tip across the border! Once again a great plate from the Wizard of Wisconsin
 
impressive. the juices reveal your talent. do you tip the plate and drink them? seriously though, yes my wife and I both do.

don't lift the lid...
 
Great looking cook Jim. Tri tip looks delicious and always enjoy the veggies you cook. I need to try to do some in the cast iron. I usually just put em in foil.
 

 

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