What Is Tri-Tip? (And How to Cook It)
What is tri-tip, why this California favorite is such a great value, and how to cook it — grilled or reverse-seared. Plus the grain trick that keeps every slice tender.
The Gentry is simply a collection of short reflections on modern masculinity, hospitality, craftsmanship, and character. Rooted in the rituals of good food, honest conversation, and intentional living, each vignette explores what it means to be a gentleman today.
It is not about status, performance, or appearances. It is about preparation, generosity, confidence, and care. From the grill to the table, from the ranch to the home, The Gentry invites men to slow down, serve well, and create moments worth remembering.

What is tri-tip, why this California favorite is such a great value, and how to cook it — grilled or reverse-seared. Plus the grain trick that keeps every slice tender.

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