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Brazilian marinaded Tri tip

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Sometimes it works out,others it doesn't. Tried a new way to spin a Tri tip found a Brazilian marinade at the grocery store and today was the day to try it out.
Just add a little water,oil and a touch of red wine vinegar. The Tri tip was marinaded about eight hours. Smoked on the spit with kbb and mesquite chunks,the tail showed a nice smoke ring and was over cooked due to the TT being mostly frozen still but as you can see in the pics the bigger part turned out wonderfully if I say so myself.:biggrin: This was a nice change of pace and is highly recommended.

 
I missed this post.

Fantastic looking tt.
 
Great looking Tri Tip Bone! Nice smoke!

I was just eyeballing one of the five inhave in the freezer!
 
Great looking Tri Tip Bone! Nice smoke!

I was just eyeballing one of the five inhave in the freezer!

Thanks DS, we got about 8 IIRC.:biggrin: And for $2.99 # we are going to keep eating them! I want yo try shepards pie with some leftovers sometime,here's or steak and eggs tonight I had six eggs in the frying pan and flipped them like an omlet none broke I call that a win.

 
Thanks DS, we got about 8 IIRC.:biggrin: And for $2.99 # we are going to keep eating them! I want yo try shepards pie with some leftovers sometime,here's or steak and eggs tonight I had six eggs in the frying pan and flipped them like an omlet none broke I call that a win.


It makes a tasty pie!

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/...any-days-and-how-many-ways-can-we-use-tri-tip

Yeah I did a goggle search awhile back after thinking about it,and your post was in there!
 
That TT turned out beautiful.  I've yet to see one in a store up here, but I keep looking.

Gary

Thanks Gary, good luck finding one they never use to be here either.
 
Looks great b-one!  
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What type of flavor is that Brazilian marinade?  Sweet?  I don't do sweet.  

Did you here that two Brazilian men were killed in a boating accident....How many is a Brazilian, is it more then a million?  
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Mike
 
That looks great,you eating pretty well man.Points

Richie
 
Looks great b-one!  :points1:

What type of flavor is that Brazilian marinade?  Sweet?  I don't do sweet.  

Did you here that two Brazilian men were killed in a boating accident....How many is a Brazilian, is it more then a million?  :icon_razz:

Mike

Not sweet, I think there's quite a bit of dried cilantro in it but don't have the package anymore.
 
Amazing meal! I am drooling... :biggrin:

Do you ever get to Fogo de Chão? Reminds me of that restaurant.

Nice job.

Thanks John, I have been there I think, we have been to two different places in Chicago. Wish we had all the side dishes they have!Thumbs Up
 
Beautiful beef and thanks for the recommendation on the marinade.

Point!

Disco
 
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