Pan seared then oven. Espresso rub and worcestershire’d approximately 5 hours prior to cooking.

by skunkape410

19 Comments

  1. MagazineDelicious151

    It’s an under appreciated cut for sure.

  2. Wow finally someone that knows how to properly cook and slice a tri tip, nicely done

  3. whatsupchiefs

    Looks delicious…. Used to be dirt cheap, not anymore.. but if done right that shit is awesome.. and that looks done right…

  4. Nedstarkclash

    If you get a chance try cooking on a charcoal grill. Looks great!

  5. SuburbanEnnui2020

    It’s wild to me how (relatively) uncommon Tri-Tip is outside of California. I love it. Great cut.

  6. Bbwlover11119

    That looks delicious. I rarely ever see it at any stores in my area.

  7. Mudcreek47

    I love tri tip. Used to do them on the charcoal weber for about 45-50 mins on the cool side of the grill flipping side to side and front to back about every 10 mins. It was always very good.

  8. ApprehensiveFeed1807

    Cook it over red oak and let it rest in an ice chest for 30 minutes. It will be the best beef you’ve ever eaten

  9. HypnoFrog27

    Looks absolutely perfect! And sliced correctly, too many people slice it the wrong direction. Now I’m hungry!

  10. Meanwhile7

    Mind sharing your rub recipe or what rub you use. What temp/times are you looking at in the oven?

  11. _Bon_Vivant_

    It’s sublime!

    What oven temp? Til what internal temp?