XL Tri-Tip


 

Robert-R

TVWBB Diamond Member
I'm starting to work with the 26er a bit. Thought I'd mix things up... cook a Tri-Tip on the XL as opposed to hanging one in the 14.5.

Found a small TT in the freezer, thawed it. Gave it a slather with Yucatan Sunshine, dusted with OakRidge Santa Maria & Carne Crosta. Let it sit in the fridge for 4 hours or so.
Built a fire of used KBB and several big chunks of mesquite. Put the roast on indirect with a foiled red.

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Went for a sear when the internal temp hit 116*.

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Just a couple minutes per side.

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While the TT was resting... grilled some knob onions, mini-sweet peppers & a Roma.

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Carved the TT.

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Time To Eat!!!

Hers - no chimichurri.

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His - with chimichurri.

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I'm sure my plate was better.
 
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Robert you have inspired me to cook my next TT on the 26. If it turns out as well as yours I'll be ecstatic. Thanks for sharing.

92071
Bill
 
Wow Robert, that TT looks amazing. Roasted veggies look great too. Looks like I'm going to have to break out my 26er for it's second cook. Thanks for the inspiration.
 
Thanks, everyone.

I think the Oakridge BBQ Carne Crosta rub really helps with the "crust". It's designed for high heat searing. Doesn't work without a sear.
 
Terrific looking plates and great job on the beef. Tri-tip is such a nice cut. I used to special order from my butcher, now they stock a couple frozen so I guess word is getting out around here.
 

 

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