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[bmudd14474]

Tri Tip is hard to find in FL but living in CA the for 15 years we really love and miss it but I found a local ranch that sells to the public. I am on the mailing list for them and this past week they had tri tip's for $5.99/lb. I went and purchased a little over 30 lbs(2 cryo packs)

Decided to cook up 1 cryo pack and we would freeze some and sous vide them up for weeknight meals. For the ones destin for the freezer I cooked to 120°-125° degrees. The 2 I did for dinner I took to 132° and 134°.

Here they are Resting after the cook. You can see one of the ones we had for dinner as it had the temp probe in it.

Here it is all sliced up.

Good eats. So glad I found this place to get them.

Thanks for looking.

 

[Brokenhandle]

Dang Brian... you hit the jackpot! Looks great!

Ryan

 

[JLinza]

Man, that looks delicious. Nice work

 

[fxsales1959]

good looking grub. Our local Latin grocery store gets them once in awhile from Argentina.
Not always the nicest cuts or sizes, but tri-tip nonetheless.

 

[jaxgatorz]

Those look amazing !!

 

[SmokinEdge]

Looks great Brian. Did you use some kind of mustard sauce? Has a yellow tinge that is intriguing.

 

[bmudd14474]

Looks great Brian. Did you use some kind of mustard sauce? Has a yellow tinge that is intriguing.

That color is just from the rub. I never use mustard or really any binder for that matter.

 

[geek with fire]

Heck of a deal and looks great too!

 

[sandyut]

great deal and fantastic looking beef! Congrats!

 

[JIMSMOKES]

Jelly here! Tri tip cost me 15.00 # here

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Brian, it looks like you hit pay dirt with your new source. I'd love to find a source like that...

 

[clifish]

Tri Tip is hard to find in FL but living in CA the for 15 years we really love and miss it but I found a local ranch that sells to the public. I am on the mailing list for them and this past week they had tri tip's for $5.99/lb. I went and purchased a little over 30 lbs(2 cryo packs)

Decided to cook up 1 cryo pack and we would freeze some and sous vide them up for weeknight meals. For the ones destin for the freezer I cooked to 120°-125° degrees. The 2 I did for dinner I took to 132° and 134°.

Here they are Resting after the cook. You can see one of the ones we had for dinner as it had the temp probe in it.

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Here it is all sliced up.

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, do they ship?
Good eats. So glad I found this place to get them.

Thanks for looking.

Damn

 

[jcam222]

Looks tasty. Would be hard to pick between this and the strips.

 

[bigfurmn]

I can get tri tip on sale from the local butcher for $6-$7/lb but it's a bit outta the way for me. The local grocery stores are at $10-$14/lb.
Those ones look like great eats. Very nicely done.

 

[BrianGSDTexoma]

Amazing Brian! That needs to go on top on the spinner!

 

[Newglide]

Looks like you found a great source. Those look awesome

 

[bmudd14474]

Brian, it looks like you hit pay dirt with your new source. I'd love to find a source like that...

If you ever come down to FL let me know and ill get you the information for the company and you can pick some up.

 

[Chingadero]

Mouth watering, great score!

 

[SmokinAl]

That’s some fine looking tri-tip, Brian!
Have you looked at Publix or asked the butcher at Publix?
Our Publix has been stocking them for quite some time, even if they don’t have them they can order them for you. Or you can get USDA Prime tri-tip from wild Fork foods. Happy Thanksgiving!
Al

 

[civilsmoker]

That’s a nice stack of tri tip Brian! Very nice, TT is a fav at our house!