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I was in Publix a few days ago & they had a bunch of Tri tips. They weren't cheap, but the meat guy said they will be carrying them from now on. I guess they have been getting a lot of requests for them. So I picked one up.
It needed no trimming, so I just put some Worsty & Montreal steak seasoning on it.
Then into a vac bag for a couple of days, in the fridge.
A couple of days later I got the old Smoke Vault ready.
Put a pan of beans in it & let them go for about 3 hours, then I put the TT on top of the beans to smoke.
When I put the TT on I switched to mesquite for the wood, had been using hickory & oak.
It only took about 45 minutes to get to 128, which is where I pulled it at. I let the beans cook a little longer.
Here they are, both done & ready to eat!
The TT was done perfectly for us & it was loaded with juice.
This was my plate for dinner, simple but delicious!
& yesterdays lunch, darn I forgot my pickle!
Well at $7.49 a pound this is something I will buy from time to time, but I just picked up a Prime brisket for $3.98 per pound. So for around here it really doesn't make much sense to pay that much for a TT. But it was very good & I probably will buy another one sometime soon.
Thanks for lookin' guys!!
Al
It needed no trimming, so I just put some Worsty & Montreal steak seasoning on it.
Then into a vac bag for a couple of days, in the fridge.
A couple of days later I got the old Smoke Vault ready.
Put a pan of beans in it & let them go for about 3 hours, then I put the TT on top of the beans to smoke.
When I put the TT on I switched to mesquite for the wood, had been using hickory & oak.
It only took about 45 minutes to get to 128, which is where I pulled it at. I let the beans cook a little longer.
Here they are, both done & ready to eat!
The TT was done perfectly for us & it was loaded with juice.
This was my plate for dinner, simple but delicious!
& yesterdays lunch, darn I forgot my pickle!
Well at $7.49 a pound this is something I will buy from time to time, but I just picked up a Prime brisket for $3.98 per pound. So for around here it really doesn't make much sense to pay that much for a TT. But it was very good & I probably will buy another one sometime soon.
Thanks for lookin' guys!!
Al