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Trim the fat off basically as much as you can before putting rub on. Leave the rubbed tri-tip in the fridge for a while. I usually prep at lunch and leave it for a few hours.
The cooking technique is the "reverse sear." In phase one, bake at 300 using a tray with a rack on it. About 40 minutes, temp with meat thermometer should hit 120-125.
Rest for 15 minutes. Dry with paper towels.
Put 2 tablespoons of ghee in a cast iron pan. Open doors and turn on vents to max to avoid smoke alarms. Heat on high til it's really hot, then sear 2 minutes each side.