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    Did a Tri-Tip PBC

    I got a 3 lb. and 2.5 lb. Tri-tip at Costco and wanted to give it a try on the PBC. The meat looked great with some decent marbling.

    I seasoned it with a bit of Montreal, which I love.

    I put the meat in and it was at 250 degree for the first 5 minutes. It eventually made it's way to 259 degrees solid for the whole cook.

    The PBC video suggested 45 minutes, but I did a probe and it was no where near done. I kept it in for about 90 minutes. I took it out and wrapped it, then moved it into the faux for about another 45 minutes.

    The meat was so juicy and tender. After cutting into it, it seemed like a bunch of juices was coming out, but the meat was so moist you couldn't tell.

    It was delicious!
    Tri Tip Naked Slightly seasoned
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    Right out of the PBC
    Right out of the PBC
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      #3
      Honestly, it was rested !

      Also, it looks medium but it cooked long enough. The wife and some of the kids there wanted it medium well. Everyone ate it all.
      Cut Tri-tip
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      Last edited by sfbay; August 18, 2015, 12:18 AM.
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        bbqoaf commented
        August 18, 2015, 01:46 PM
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        This meat is gorgeous! In terms of pink from crust to crust you nailed it, nice work.
      #4
      that looks awesome! i can't wait to do tri-tip again

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        #5
        Now you made me hungry... Good Job!

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          Wow that looks delicious, sfbay . Congrats on a great cook--and for trusting your thermometer!

          Kathryn

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