Grilled Tri Tip

thailandjohn · February 25

A little Tri-Tip from last night

Plano_JJ · February 25

Looks awesome, we love some tri tip.

six_egg · February 25

I agree with Plano_JJ Looks Awesome.

Chubbs · February 25

Tri tip is one of our favs

WiltOnTilt · February 25

WOW! Looks incredible

What was your general plan of attack for this?

thailandjohn · February 25

Six Tri-tips on an XL Egg.....got temp up to 700 degrees with Mesquite Charcoal (I use Mesquite for all my cooks, fast and slow) Rubbed meat with Montreal Steak Seasoning and a little Garlic Salt.....seared 2 minutes per side then kept flipping every 5 minutes until done, about 25 minutes total time......the thinner Tri-Tips were for the people that liked it on the more well done side....the thicker ones came out as in the picture, med-rare

Solson005 · February 25

Nice I don't think I've ever seen 6 tri-tips in my grocery store let alone on a egg at one time! I love tri-tip and got spoiled while working in California, here in Oklahoma it is pretty hard to find. Looks great!

thailandjohn · February 25

I can get mine anytime from business Costco or regular Costco ......the business Costco I can get them for less, buying them by the bag, six in a bag

Solson005 · February 25

All we have is Sam's Club in Oklahoma no Costco. I wish I could find them but will continue my search. I would probably do one weekly if I could!

thailandjohn · February 25

Restaurant Depot in our area also has Tri Tips

Solson005 · February 25

We don't have those either, I've been to them in other states and wish we did. Thanks for thinking of other places.

With Oklahoma only able to sell 3.2 beer in stores it keeps a lot of the big chains away since there is a good profit in wine and spirits. We finally got a whole foods but a oil and gas company practically built them a building to persuade them to come here.

Charlie tuna · February 25

That tri tip with the juices looks perfect .

NibbleMeThis · February 25

ThailandJohn - when you get yours in the bag like that at Costco, are they untrimmed with an extra flap of meat that resembles skirt steak on them? I have never seen them like that except for the bag I recently bought at Costco. I actually liked the extra bit.