Jerome D.
TVWBB All-Star
I saw some tri-tip at the local supermarket today and pounced on it since it's not as widely available here in the northeast. I picked up a bag of Coshell Coconut Charcoal Briquets ($9.99 at Lowe's), as I've been wanting to try this stuff for some time. It seemed to burn pretty clean, and didn't impart any smoke flavor to the food, as expected. I don't have any complaints about the stuff after my first run with it, so I'll gladly keep on experimenting with it. On to the pics...
The charcoal and uncooked tri-tip:

Seasoned with Dizzy Pig BBQ rub and placed on the grill:

An action shot, and a photo of the beef resting post-cook:

Sliced up and ready to eat:

As always, my gratitude for taking some time to check out the photos!
The charcoal and uncooked tri-tip:

Seasoned with Dizzy Pig BBQ rub and placed on the grill:

An action shot, and a photo of the beef resting post-cook:

Sliced up and ready to eat:

As always, my gratitude for taking some time to check out the photos!