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“Tri” Tri-Tip Sandwiches.

DerHusker

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Made my three favorite sandwiches.

Started off with a trimmed USDA Choice TT and here is what I use for a rub.
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After a little trimming I rubbed it down with some Worcestershire Sauce. Then Fresh ground Garlic & Sea Salt, 5 pepper mix, steak seasoning & fresh minced Rosemary. I wrapped this up in stretch wrap and let it marinate for 6 hours.
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Approximately 1 ½ hours before my guests arrived I put it on to the indirect side of the kamado at 225 with some Mesquite chunks.

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Once it reached 113 I removed and wrapped it and opened up the vents. Once the kamado reached 500 I seared it on both sides for 3 minutes.
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I let it rest for 15 minutes and sliced it.
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We ate some that day but what I really wanted was the leftovers to make sandwiches.

Here are the ingredients to make my three favorite sandwiches.
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Made up some Sriracha Mayo and Basil Pesto Mayo. Spread the Sriracha Mayo on a Ciabatta Roll and the Basil Pesto Mayo on a French Roll and finally the Greek Yogurt Dill & Cucumber Dip in a Pita Pocket.
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Put on the other ingredients and assembled the sandwiches.
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Here are the plated shots.
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Oh so Good! :whoo:

 
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