Smoked Tri-Tip, Santa Maria Beans and Syrah
Smoked Tri-Tip, Santa Maria Beans and Syrah
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SANTA MARIA STYLE BEANS | AUTHENTIC | Easy To Make And Just Delicious!
Hello, welcome to EZ Eatery. My name is Angela and I am a true Santa Marian. We have been recognized, acknowledged, and have won awards all over the country for the way we do BBQ. We specialize in Tri Tip and actually brought it to the attention of many butchers and stores near you. It used to be a piece of meat that was used for ground beef or stew meat, but because of its triangular shape and cut off the top sirloin, it has become a staple everywhere. With that being mentioned, we had to make a simple side and what is very cost effective?...beans. We came up with our own recipe of Santa Maria Style beans and they are a staple on every plate at BBQ's, family functions, or any gathering. They are simple to make and absolutely delicious.
Santa Maria Style Beans
1 bag pinquito beans (use pink beans as a substitute)
1 ham hock (or bacon or ham)
3 garlic cloves
1/2 large onion
2-3 TBSP Susie Q
Water
Optional - canned chopped tomatoes, jalapeno, green chile
First off, we need to soak our beans overnight. Just fill a large pot with water covering every bean. Next day, wash and rinse beans very well. Keep an eye out for rocks or anything else that doesn't belong in your mouth. Next saute onion and garlic in some olive oil for about 5 minutes. Add 4 cups water, beans, and ham hock. Add more water if necessary to where it is one inch above the beans. Add Susie Q, pepper, and just a dash of salt (the ham hock is salty enough). Bring to a boil and let simmer for 3 hours. If not using a ham hock, you can use cooked bacon or ham and add that in about 2 hours into boil, as well as all other optional ingredients. I kept mine true to the Santa Maria way. That is it! Inexpensive and absolutely delicious! Enjoy!
FYI it also freezes very well (if there is any left).
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I am not an affiliate in any way, just love their seasoning and wanted to share. I use it on literally everything! It is a must have seasoning in my home.
Thank you so much for watching! I thoroughly enjoyed sharing a bit of information with you about our little town.
Questions? Please contact me at angelas.hangout@gmail.com and reference EZ Eatery.
Smoked Tri Tip Recipe - How to Make Santa Maria Tri Tip | Chef Tips
Santa Maria Tri Tip is one of California's most famous BBQ recipes, believed to have been invented by a butcher during the 1950s. Although regional Tri Tip recipes may differ slightly from neighborhood to neighborhood, the residents of Santa Maria have embraced the dish as their signature feast, often serving it with a large pot of pink pinquito beans. The meat is delicious serve alongside corn, or made into a tri tip sandwich, served on a roll with either horseradish sauce or a sweet barbecue sauce.
I prepared this tri tip on my Green Mountain Grill pellet grill, but you can also use a Traeger or other similar smoker. I finish it off with a quick sear on both sides on my standard grill. The tri tip meat is done when it reaches an internal temperature of 150F.
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Tri Tip Rub:
1/2 cup brown sugar
4 teaspoons black pepper
4 teaspoons paprika
2 teaspoons cumin
2 teaspoons cayenne pepper
4 teaspoons chili powder
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon onion powder
2 tablespoons salt
Mix together rub ingredients. Pack well on both sides of the tri tip. You can coat it with olive oil first if desired.
Smoke at 225 degrees F until the meat reaches an internal temperature of 150F. Remove from heat, sear on both sides on the regular grill if desired, and let sit 10 minutes before slicing.
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