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Old 10-28-2020, 03:20 PM   #16
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Those look perfect. The freeze and long cook really helps with the tenderness. Plus, I’ve purchased some really nice Tri Tips from Smart and Final here in California...
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Old 10-28-2020, 05:02 PM   #17
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I have never had a tri-tip I would consider tender...maybe I'm not cookin them long enough. I always grill to 135. Always chewy. I did them two different times. It makes me go..hmmm...when people rant and rave about em. If I ever do one again..I'll try your method. Thanks!
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Old 10-28-2020, 05:55 PM   #18
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You are giving me inspiration to do a tri tip. They always have it at Walmart just haven't pulled the trigger yet.
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However you cook/smoke/grill Try-Tip remember this: When done cut across the grain, very thin slices. Notice the grain radiates differently from the "elbow." Then each slice cut across again to eat. Most tender is this cutting method. Still not filet, but the Triple-Tip has incredible flavor. Prep first with your seasoning choices, fork into bth sides, pour some liquid flavor like Teriyaki or Soy Sauce, better even Red wine. Let sit for a half hour at room temp before cooking on the grill, or smoking.
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Picked up a couple beautiful well trimmed prime tri tips at Fresh Market today for $7.99 a lb. Good eating this weekend.
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Picked up a couple beautiful well trimmed prime tri tips at Fresh Market today for $7.99 a lb. Good eating this weekend.
Nice!!!!! Let us know how they turn out!!
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Still one of the Best Tri-Tip cooks I've seen!
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