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Smoked Tri-Tip with Coffee Rub and Miso-Butter Baste
Low-and-slow smoked tri-tip with a bold coffee-forward dry rub and rich miso-butter basting technique for deep bark development and tender, flavorful results.
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steaksmoker3 hours
Smoked Tomahawk Steak with Garlic Herb Crust
A showstopper center-cut rib steak smoked low and slow until tender, then finished with a high-heat reverse sear to develop a crispy, herb-crusted exterior. Perfect for weekend entertaining or special dinner occasions.
steakpellet3 hours
Smoked Beef Tenderloin: High-Heat Sear for Restaurant-Quality Crust
Smoking premium beef tenderloin requires precision and timing. This technique combines low-temperature smoke with a high-heat sear finish to develop a restaurant-quality crust while maintaining a pink, tender center. Lea
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Smoked Prime Rib: High-Heat Reverse Sear for Edge Crust
A guide to smoking prime rib low and slow before finishing with a hard sear to develop a golden crust while keeping the interior medium-rare. Covers rub selection, target temperatures, and resting protocol for premium cu
steaksmoker4 hours
Smoked Tri-Tip: Santa Maria Style with Oak and Garlic
Central Coast BBQ tradition featuring tri-tip roast smoked with California oak, finished with simple seasoning and a char crust. Learn sourcing quality cuts, maintaining 225-250°F temperatures, and slicing against the gr
steakpellet4 hours 30 minutes
Reverse Sear Wagyu Ribeye on a Pellet Smoker
Step-by-step guide to smoking premium Wagyu ribeye low-and-slow on a pellet smoker, finishing with a high-heat sear for crust development. Covers temperature targets, timing, resting protocol, and wood selection for beef
FAQ
Before you fire the pit
What recipes should a beginner start with?
Smoked queso, grilled chicken thighs, and reverse-seared ribeye are the fastest confidence-builders because they reward decent fire control without punishing small mistakes.
Do these recipe pages work without Supabase configured?
Yes. The site falls back to the in-repo launch library so the public pages stay populated before the database is connected.