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Ryan Chester

is Blowin Smoke!
Joined
Feb 6, 2009
Location
Orange County, CA
I haven't cooked a tri-tip in a few weeks so I figured I'd get back on the horse. Rubbed it down with a combo of The Rub Co. Santa Maria Style and Original Rub. Also did corn on the cob and some hobo potatoes w/ onions seasoned with the same mix. Cooked indirect to 120* then seared to 133*. Let rest for 10 mintes then put the whoopin on! Enjoy the pron!:thumb:

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I just love the granulation in those rubs. The caramelization is fantastic, as perfectly exemplified in your cook.:thumb::thumb:

I was going to say the same thing, but I think I already did that earlier today! :rolleyes: I really like the blend of those two rubs, as well.

That is classic Tri-tip at its best! Fantastic job! :clap2:
 
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