Trimmed all the fat off the tri-tip roasts and coated with a garlic rub a friend brought us back from their trip to Gilroy. Let the meat sit out for 1/2 hour at least at room temp and BBQ real slow.
Tri-tip with Garlic Rub:
I also decided to make some BAKED BEANS.
Slow-Cooker Baked Beans:
These rolls seem to be a No. California thing. Never heard of them before moving here, I have my sandwiches made with them even because they are my favorite(second to SLO Sourdough though). Crisp them up in the oven for 10 minutes.
Dutch Crunch Rolls:
Our Table(& key)

I piled my plate with Mixed Greens, topped with a sweet balsamic vinagrette, blue cheese, and the tri-tip. Dipped my roll in CHILI OIL washed down with a tall glass of Herbal Berry Lemonade.
We also decided we needed strawberry shortcake. Not as good as the Sea Shanty's, but still tasty.
Semi-Homemade Shortcakes:
My Semi-Homemade Ice Cream:
The only thing I think missing is a big bowl of BBQ'd veggies and of course, friends!
We LOVE tri-tip steaks! The only place you can get it around here is Sams Club in great big packages... totally worth every penny! And it's good to know we're not the only one who eats off paper plates now and again! LOL
ReplyDeleteLOL! You're not the first person to think my stoneware looks like paper plates, lol. I can't believe you find Tri-tip in Idaho! It's back on my list of places to visit ;)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like an awesome menu for when we come visit in July! :) I will help you make it...
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