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I need to try one. You usually have to go to a butcher to get them?Tri-tip tonight.View attachment 370952View attachment 370953
No our local grocery store carries them pretty regularly.I need to try one. You usually have to go to a butcher to get them?
Highly recommend. Honestly, cooks a little more like a reverse seared sirloin than a brisket.I need to try one. You usually have to go to a butcher to get them?
Half a steer in the freezer alomg with everything else. I'm pretty strict about not buying beef. Will have to make an exception.Highly recommend. Honestly, cooks a little more like a reverse seared sirloin than a brisket.
You won’t be disappointed. They are delicious.Half a steer in the freezer alomg with everything else. I'm pretty strict about not buying beef. Will have to make an exception.
The further west you get, the more common they become in big box grocery stores.I need to try one. You usually have to go to a butcher to get them?
One of my favorite cuts. Santa maria style is pretty hard to beat.Half a steer in the freezer alomg with everything else. I'm pretty strict about not buying beef. Will have to make an exception.
When I have gotten a beef processed sometimes it's called a sirloin tip roast. I just fixed one up on the grill last night. Damn hard to beat.Half a steer in the freezer alomg with everything else. I'm pretty strict about not buying beef. Will have to make an exception.
That makes sense. I think we ground them last time. I'll have to ask this fall.When I have gotten a beef processed sometimes it's called a sirloin tip roast. I just fixed one up on the grill last night. Damn hard to beat.
It’s not the same cut. A sirloin tip is from the round.When I have gotten a beef processed sometimes it's called a sirloin tip roast. I just fixed one up on the grill last night. Damn hard to beat.
How did it finish? Any pictures of it sliced?15lb brisket i put on at 9pm last night at 180 degrees cranked it to 220 degrees at 6am. Just hit 12 hours and 160 degrees internal temp and wrapped in paper. View attachment 372072View attachment 372073View attachment 372074
The stall was real on this bad boy. Still chugging along cranked it up to 250 about a hour ago and at 186 internal currently. I was expecting it to come off about 45 minutes ago. Suppose to eat at 6 pm so looks like with a hour rest I'll just be lucky if I'm on time. Will post pics of finished product.How did it finish? Any pictures of it sliced?
this looks and sounds like an ideal last meal for someone on death row.St. Louis ribs, rolls cooked on the grill, smoked brisket mac n cheese, harissa vegetablesView attachment 370584