Tatonka Dust Seasoned Tri Tip

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Vermin999

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I was lucky enough to score a sample of Tatonka Dust and gave it a try on a tri tip. Took the tri tip out of the fridge almost 2 hours before it went on the grill and seasoned it with the Tatonka dust. It really turned the roast dark. Just before I put it on the grill I hit the roast with some more seasoning.
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On the grill with a chunk of red oak for smoke and cooked to an internal of 125*F
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Some Bush Bean beanie wienies
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Cheesy garlic bread.
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Some previously frozen asparagus cooked on the wok.
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Tri tip rested and sliced
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Lets eat!!! The Tatonka dust was really good and a very nice change from my usual Santa Maria sort of seasoning. Looking forward to trying it on a couple of steaks!!
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Looking mighty yummy. Never tried Beanie Weenies as a side dish. That is a main course in Tejas. How novel..lol.
 
That sammie, beans and asparagus looks great! Would you use the Tatonka Dust on Tri Tip again? I've never used anything other than the Susie Q's Santa Maria seasoning.
 
Tried smokin' a T Tip once....once. Looks a little over done.
Same problem I had. :confused:
 
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