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Double-Pron Tri Tip Weekend
Saturday night the better half and I had a hankering for some beef, so I fired up the Weber 26.75" and set about reverse-searing some tri tip.
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Beauty, but the TT was left on the cooker for a few minutes too long... Med rare for me
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Looks good! :thumb:
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