Santa Maria–style barbecue

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Santa Maria–style barbecue is a regional Central California grilling tradition centered on seasoned tri-tip and other meats cooked over red oak coals and served with simple sides like salsa, beans, and toasted bread.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf grilling tradition
regional cuisine
associatedWithPlace Santa Maria Valley NERFINISHED
Santa Maria, California NERFINISHED
cookingMethod direct-heat grilling
live-fire grilling
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalContext ranching communities of Central California
developedInCentury 20th century
flavorProfile beef-forward
lightly seasoned
smoky
grillType Santa Maria–style crank grill
open pit grill
locatedIn Central California NERFINISHED
notableFeature adjustable grate over open pit
focus on beef tri-tip
meat cooked over open red oak fire
minimalist seasoning
oftenPreparedFor community gatherings
festivals
fundraisers
primaryCutOfMeat tri-tip GENERATED
regionalAssociation California barbecue
seasoningStyle simple dry rub
servingStyle family-style meal
platter service
textureGoal medium-rare interior
typicalSeasoning black pepper
garlic powder
onion powder
paprika
salt
typicalSideDish barbecue beans
green salad
grilled bread
macaroni salad
pinquito beans
salsa
toasted French bread
usesFuel coals from California coastal live oak
red oak wood
usesMeat beef tri-tip
chicken
flap meat
ribs
top sirloin

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Santa Maria, California knownFor Santa Maria–style barbecue