Easiest Tri-tip Roast. It's most popular in California and on the West Coast, but it is growing in popularity around the country. You might find it under alternate names like "The California Cut" or "Bottom Sirloin Tip" or "Triangle Roast". Tri tip is seasoned with a mixture of thyme, basil, marjoram, mustard, and red wine to produce a simple and delicious roast.
It's a delicious slow-cooked tri-tip roast recipe. Roast that is derived from the Tri-Tip individual muscle, Tensor fasciae latae. It's located above the Ball Tip and is adjacent to the Flap on the Bottom Sirloin. You can cook Easiest Tri-tip Roast using 3 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Easiest Tri-tip Roast
- You need 2 lb of Tri-tip Roast.
- It's 1 tsp of Each of garlic powder, onion powder, garlic salt, seasoning salt, and black pepper.
- You need 1 of Cooking spray (olive oil spray is best if you have it).
Tri-Tip is a top-notch cut of meat. This delicious roast is enhanced by chili powder and cumin for a main dish chock-full of protein and Southwestern. My Tri Tip Roast comes out great every time. This recipe is adapted from Beef its whats for Dinner!
Easiest Tri-tip Roast instructions
- Preheat your oven to 425.
- Using a baking dish with a rack, lay roast on rack and spray with cooking oil (If there is a thick layer of fat on your roast, use a knife to cut a small portion down first).
- Sprinkle each of the seasonings on the roast, or mix into a bowl and dust them on all at once. Do one side at a time, then spray a little more oil onto the roast and run the mixture in before flipping it over and repeating on the other side..
- Bake fat side up for 30-40 minutes depending on how well done you like your cut of meat..
- Cover with foil and let sit for 10-15 minutes before serving..
Place Tri Tip roast in a large roasting pan with the fat side up. Season well with the spices and seasonings from above. Tri-tip roasts are only a couple inches thick and a high-temperature oven is best for this roast. This gives the meat a rich crust while the center is moist and juicy. Place the marinated/seasoned roast on a wire rack set over a baking sheet, insert a meat thermometer in the center and slide the pan into the.