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I picked up a Creekstone Farms natural black angus tri-tip to compare to a normal select grade tri-tip.
Seasoned them both with some Rub Co Santa Maria rub and put them on the Hasty-Bake with some pinquito beans and some red oak for smoke:
Gave them a little sear to finish & sliced them up after a rest:
My plate:
The tri-tip cook was entered into the Tri-Tip Feast Throwdown finishing up today over at: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=171752
Earlier in the morning I cooked a butt on the Large BGE that I'd deboned & butterflied and seasoned with some Oakridge Secret Weapon. Thanks again to KC Mike for the rub! Secret Weapon was tasty & I'm looking forward to other cooks with it.
First time I've cooked a butterflied butt and it was interesting (fast cook, more bark, and I got some decent chunks & pulled). Here's the pulled pork with a little Big Butz Cranberry sauce mixed in:
It was a good day for cooking. Thanks for looking!
Seasoned them both with some Rub Co Santa Maria rub and put them on the Hasty-Bake with some pinquito beans and some red oak for smoke:
Gave them a little sear to finish & sliced them up after a rest:
My plate:
The tri-tip cook was entered into the Tri-Tip Feast Throwdown finishing up today over at: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=171752
Earlier in the morning I cooked a butt on the Large BGE that I'd deboned & butterflied and seasoned with some Oakridge Secret Weapon. Thanks again to KC Mike for the rub! Secret Weapon was tasty & I'm looking forward to other cooks with it.
First time I've cooked a butterflied butt and it was interesting (fast cook, more bark, and I got some decent chunks & pulled). Here's the pulled pork with a little Big Butz Cranberry sauce mixed in:
It was a good day for cooking. Thanks for looking!