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  • Tri Tip Stuffed with Cajun Shrimp & Bay Scallops, shrooms etc. Thermo failure too!

    Well.. Let me start with the thermo failure. After the burn in and seasoning of the Scottsdale yesterday I was beat. I was also hungry so I used the last bit of coals to cook a flat iron steak. I used my quickly hand held poke and read thermometer to check the temp. I stuck it into the steak and it was near done. I ran upstairs quickly to get a plate and when I returned the heat kinds of warped the rear housing of my thermometer.

    So on to today’s cook. My 100th cook for my site was today. I wanted it to be something different and tasty. I went with the Cajun Seafood stuffed Tri Tip using the Cajun Shrimp and scallops recipe I posted a while back as the stuffing. All went well... Cooking on the Scottsdale with the black iron skillet was a blast.

    After the seafood was cooked I stuffed the Tri tip and put it on the cooker. Using my slightly warped thermometer I checked temp and removed the meat at 135 degrees as I always do. Wrapped it and let it rest. When I carved into the Tri Tip I was thinking man, this looks like it’s well done.

    And as the first piece of my creation was carved off I then knew it to be reality. My thermo was off and I had a well done Tri Tip. What a way to hose up my 100th cook that I had been planning for 3 weeks!

    Well, I don't like the texture of well-done beef. I'm a medium to medium rare guy. That said the meat had great flavor and the shrimp, scallops, shrooms etc. were delicious.


    Recipe Details

    Here's the cook. Thanks for viewing.

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    Ingredients
    Meat
    1 Large Tri Tip (3 to 3.5 lbs.)

    Cajun Butter Sauce
    1/2 stick no salt butter
    1 tsp Mad Hunky "Hot Ass Whang" Rub
    Aavailable @ MadHunkyMeats.com

    Shrimp & Scallops
    3/4 lbs. Large Shrimp - De-veined and shelled.
    1/2 lbs. Bay Scallops
    1/2 Stick Unsalted Butter
    3 Slices Thick Cut Bacon - Cut Up
    3 Stocks Green Onion
    4 oz. Mushrooms
    4 Cloves Fresh Chopped Garlic
    Coarse Ground Black Pepper to Taste
    Tatonka Dust to Taste
    Available @ Owens BBQ
    Mad Hunky "Hot Ass Whang" Rub to Taste
    I used about 1 tbsp and mixed it into the Shrimp & Scallops.Note: You can use Creole seasoning or a Cajun Seasoning in place of the Mad Hunky Rub if you don't have it.

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    Smoke it.. and they will come!

    Rob
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    Camp Chef FTG600 Flat Top Griddle
    Blackstone 22" Flat Top Griddle


  • #2
    What do they say about tradesmen and their tools?

    Seriously, I have overcooked enough steak to completely understand your pain.

    Very interesting recipe, how did the flavours work together? My list of things to try seems to be never ending.

    Thanks for sharing another creation, always look forward to seeing your recipes and cooks Rob, keep 'em comin'!

    Ken

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    • #3
      Originally posted by kendoll View Post
      What do they say about tradesmen and their tools?

      Seriously, I have overcooked enough steak to completely understand your pain.

      Very interesting recipe, how did the flavours work together? My list of things to try seems to be never ending.

      Thanks for sharing another creation, always look forward to seeing your recipes and cooks Rob, keep 'em comin'!

      Ken
      Ken, thanks... The flavors melded really well. But seafood always did go good wih beef to me. I think next time I will put 1 tsp of rosemary in the cajun butter that gets spread on the inside of the tri tip. I love rosemary with beef.
      Smoke it.. and they will come!

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      • #4
        OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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        • #5


          Thermapen comes to mind ...... All kidding aside, that is some kick ass surf & turf brother..... You are rocking the new grill man, just like it's 2nd nature.... And to you it's definitely 2nd nature. Outstanding as usual Rob.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Fishawn View Post


            Thermapen comes to mind ...... All kidding aside, that is some kick ass surf & turf brother..... You are rocking the new grill man, just like it's 2nd nature.... And to you it's definitely 2nd nature. Outstanding as usual Rob.
            If I had a thermapen... I would have melted a $70 thermometer instead of a $25 one.

            Having said that... Scott, you are right as usual! I do need a Thermapen.
            Smoke it.. and they will come!

            Rob
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Wingman View Post
              If I had a thermapen... I would have melted a $70 thermometer instead of a $25 one.

              Having said that... Scott, you are right as usual! I do need a Thermapen.
              ....... Just kiddin bro..... That cooker is fricken sa-weeeeet!
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Fishawn View Post
                ....... Just kiddin bro..... That cooker is fricken sa-weeeeet!
                I know your kidding brother. I'm still beating my head on my desk over the well done meat and melting my thermo. I have not had a bad cook in a long time. Maybe it's simply luck and I was do but geez! This one pissed me off!
                Smoke it.. and they will come!

                Rob
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Wingman View Post
                  If I had a thermapen... I would have melted a $70 thermometer instead of a $25 one.

                  Having said that... Scott, you are right as usual! I do need a Thermapen.
                  Don't think the Thermapen would stand up in the meat like that so it may have saved itself by being 'heavy'.

                  Ken

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                  • #10
                    Rob Congrats on your 100th cook! For bring so much to the Forum!!

                    That looked great!

                    I am willing to bet your pen is not off.... I bet the inside was 135... but your meat was much higher. I bet if you had just stuck it into the meat part then you would have pulled it off much earlier. When you cut butterfly it down that meat will cook faster, even more so over those hot coals... not quite like low and slow.. those grates are HOT!! your outer meat will finish quicker... this is kinda like cooking a stuffed Turkey... take for ever for that stuffing to come to temp and in the mean time your bird is drying out....

                    I would suggest next time put your stuffing in HOT! that way it does not have to come up to temp and only thing that needs to cook is your meat!

                    I still would eat that as well!!

                    Congrats again and that looks like a great cooker... do you always have to use lump starting out or can you just use wood??
                    Last edited by barkonbutts; 03-24-2013, 07:36 AM.
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                    • #12
                      I'll take me plate O dat now! I think BOB is on sumptin bout the temps, you were prolly checkin the stuffing not the meat. Get some water boiling and a bowl of ice water and check the thermo in both, I bet it's not fer off!
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                      • #13
                        I think Brian is on the money here. Before you toss the thermo, test it. Then order a Thermapen. Wouldn't have melted it. Don't have to leave it sitting in there. Very fast.

                        With that said, it still looks delicious. I'd eat it. Like your choice of stuffing too.

                        Congrats on the 100th cook. That new cooker is a work of art. Can't wait to see what else you make on it.
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                        • #14


                          Well if that's what you consider to be buggered up - I volunteer to eat the stuff you don't want

                          Looks excellent to me.

                          you make any sauce to go with it ?
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                          • #15
                            You knocked that recipe out of the park! That is a mistake that can be easily eaten... very nice cook...
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