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The family wants...............
Tri Tip on the Big Green Egg :00hour

Tri Tip
This cut of meat is limited in availability. The tri-tip roast or steak (also called a triangle roast) is the 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 pounds of meat that sits at the bottom of the sirloin.


I am taking the easy way with the rub 1/3 of a can of Dizzy dust. Rub it all over the meat.
http://www.dizzypigbbq.com/HTMLrubs/dizzydust.html

Let the meat stand at room temp at least 30 min.


Fire up the BGE to 600 no plate setter

Sear each side 2-3 min.
I like a good Char on the outside. Internal temp about 90 degrees.


Wrap in foil.

Now comes the hard part Get the BGE back down to 350 - 400. It might take 20 -30 min
Let the meat set in the foil.

Add some smoke .. soaked apple/pecan chunks/chips

I will use the plate setter now.
Return the tri-tip back in the BGE and cook to an internal temperature of 125-130 degrees
Should take about 30-40 min. I flip it once


FYI - Always cut against the grain.

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This sounds promising. It's on my list now. :toast:

I have not made up my mind on anything yet and I have 3 grilling days ahead.

The Cajun shrimp is in serious running. Nah, it's a definite.

Steaks are a close call, burgers are right up there and so are ribs.

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Blue burgers tomorrow.

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I'm going to some crawfish boil but i don't eat the dirty fuckers so I'll be having a flank steak that has been marinating in cranberry juice cocktail and rosemary for a day then grilled and drizzled with a nice demi-glaze which is a secret recipe. Also making homemade bean salsa
 
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I'm going to a crawdaddy boil too and I do eat those dirty Mothers.

And then wash them down with XX

And then Whiskey & Cigar

And then Audi drives me home

And then I wake up with a headache

It's a tried and true recipe.

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I'm going to a crawdaddy boil too and I do eat those dirty Mothers.

And then wash them down with XX

And then Whiskey & Cigar

And then Audi drives me home

And then I wake up with a headache

It's a tried and true recipe.

:0003 :0003 :0003




Sounds delicious!



Except the headache part.




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I did burgers tonight, and going to grill Beef tenderloin tomorrow with a twist. Marinate steak with red wine and lea & Perrin with fresh shallots, whole mushrooms and fresh garlic. Grill steaks for about 15 minutes and then back in the pan with wine sauce on grill @400 degrees. Cut sticks of butter over top of steaks as it melts into steaks making a nice sauce to pour over steaks and baked potatoes. :0008

Baby back ribs on memorial day, I am going against the usual this year....
Marinate ribs in italian dressing with bbq powder over night. Leaving in pan with marinade, cook @325 for 4 hours on the smoker. Take ribs out of marinade and place directly on smoker grill with bbq sauce @375 until golden brown. Falling off the bone good folks :00hour
 

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I did burgers tonight, and going to grill Beef tenderloin tomorrow with a twist. Marinate steak with red wine and lea & Perrin with fresh shallots, whole mushrooms and fresh garlic. Grill steaks for about 15 minutes and then back in the pan with wine sauce on grill @400 degrees. Cut sticks of butter over top of steaks as it melts into steaks making a nice sauce to pour over steaks and baked potatoes. :0008

Baby back ribs on memorial day, I am going against the usual this year....
Marinate ribs in italian dressing with bbq powder over night. Leaving in pan with marinade, cook @325 for 4 hours on the smoker. Take ribs out of marinade and place directly on smoker grill with bbq sauce @375 until golden brown. Falling off the bone good folks :00hour

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Balmy 44 degrees here tomorrow perfect for grilling.......:facepalm:

We have high 60's tomorrow with showers.

Fine with me. :toast:

Ribeyes for the crew and PA's baked beans.

Beer for me. :toast:
 

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AG-would love to have some bugs---:00hour

Poon-- When you are here Sat--beers-cigars (by you) and I'll have some burgers and potato salad,chips.:toast:
Head if you can make it Sat afternoon I'll have extra burgers.
Neigborhood has gone all to hell--Poon is moving near!:mj07:


Mid 80's here, great weather and some great hospitality by Hawk and his wife today. Was a nice relaxing day. :toast:
 

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Poon enjoyed your company and Herb. Just plain burgers and potato salad, watermelon hit the spot. Come back any time andn thanks for the cigars.:0008
 

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My favorite marinade for steak and lamb.

EVOO..........
Fresh crushed garlic......... a lot of it
Maggi...........my secret ingredient.......this is really good stuff
Fresh ground pepper
Rosemary...........not to much
Sea Salt..............not mortons
 

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Adding this for today. Try it, it's awesome!

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INGREDIENTS:

1 pound Maryland jumbo lump crab meat
1 tablespoon fresh parsley
3 teaspoons Old Bay Seasoning
1/4 cup butter
2 pints heavy whipping cream
1 quart half and half
cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1 pint milk

DIRECTIONS:

Bring milk, half and half, and heavy whipping cream to a boil. Add crab meat, fresh parsley, Old Bay Seasoning, butter, salt and pepper. When it starts to boil, make a paste of cornstarch and water to thicken soup.
 
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