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Tri-tip

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cansmoke

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Cooked up a tri-tip last night for our 10th anniversary dinner. Our favourite butcher, who also happens to be a client, upgraded the order from regular tri-tip to wagyu at no extra charge.
I cooked it indirect and used mesquite wood chips. Seasoned with salt, pepper and garlic powder. You barely need a knife to cut it. Very yummy. Got a decent smoke ring. I seared it after it got to temperature to add a nice exterior. Served with a pasta salad.
 

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Happy Anniversary!! Nice piece of meat to have the dinner with for sure.
 
Nice upgrade from the butcher. Unless your photo is deceiving it doesn't look like this tri-tip has much of a grain change at the elbow, most of them are significant.
 
It was quite tasty. Still is as this will also be on sandwiches for lunch today. I "hate" leftovers. :D
 
Congrats on 10 years! Tasty looking TT!
 
Congrats on 10 yrs. Tasty looking indeed!
 
Nice !! Looks Good

Gary
 
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