We found ourselves at the meat counter in a grocery store faced with $20/lb, average looking, boneless rib eye steak, that had been pre cut much too thin. This steak wreaked of disappointing results.
We called an audible and rummaged through the pre-cut in the cooler. I found two good looking pieces of Tri-Tip, and I knew this was a better option. What is Tri-Tip? Seasoned, cooked and sliced right, Tri-Tip is a great choice. It's not a popular cut, so it's a reasonably priced piece of meat.
Standard Griller Instinct preparation of salt (sea or Kosher), fresh ground pepper and oilve oil. Then we caramelized some sweet Vidalia onions to go on top of the steak.
The grill was very hot, so medium rare for the Tri-Tip was approximately 7 minutes per side (Tri-Tip is a thick cut). Lastly, to ensure your steak remains tender, Tri-Tip must be sliced across the grain.
The steaks came out great. Check out the video and see for yourself.
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