Tritip, ribs, roasted corn, garlic bread. Didn't get as many pics as I had planned to, too busy cooking ๐.
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Santa Maria style BBQ on a traditional pit is a fantastic way to enjoy grilled meats with its distinct flavors and techniques. If you're into exploring different BBQ styles, you should definitely try Argentinian BBQ as well. The Argentine Asado method involves slow-cooking meats over an open flame, bringing out incredible flavors and tenderness. It's a unique grilling experience that any BBQ enthusiast would appreciate. You can find detailed guides and recipes on the Argentine Asado blog to help you get started. Combining Santa Maria style with Argentinian BBQ could create a truly unforgettable culinary adventure, offering a delightful mix of flavors and traditions.