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    PBC Tri Tip V2

    Did a second Tri Tip in the PBC -- Trying for a better crust this time.

    Took a chance in letting the grocery delivery guy pick out the meat. He didn't do a bad job with limited selection.
    Grass fed, choice, decent marbling.

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    Marinade in cabernet/soy/ginger marinade for 4 hours. Which seems to be plenty of time.

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    Dried off with paper towels once. Wrapped in paper towels, and put in fridge for an hour-ish.

    Seasoned with POG recipe that I "borrowed" from Troutman. And probed.

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    Used HEB brand charcoal bc that's what our delivery guy brought instead of B&B. Seemed to be a little slower to light. But cooked fine.

    On Fuel and Lighting -
    Used 35 briquettes in the chimney. Only put a few small chunks of hickory and apple wood in the basket.
    Let coals go in the chimney for 10 mins.Only partially ashy. Should have left in chimney longer.
    Dumped in basket and started fireboard, left lid off for 5 mins.
    Added Pit Viper fan (1/3 open), shut lid, set temp for 230.
    Took 12 minutes to get to 230. Spiked when I put the meat on over 300. Mostly cooked between 230-240.
    Fuel still ran another 5 hours, and had unlit charcoal. Next time, will use 25 briquettes and leave in started longer.

    Took about 50 minutes for internal temp to reach 110.
    When it hit 100, I fired up the side burner on my Broil King and put a cast iron skillet on. Skillet went over 500 degrees.

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    Seared!!
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    Left hooked up to fireboard to monitor temps. Temps hardly moved during sear.

    Broke out my new Maverick PT 55! Took to 128.

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    Took the used marinade and simmered to make a sauce.

    Wife was happy. Crust was better.

    Good all around.






    #2
    That’s a winner for sure. Hard to find tri tip here. Wish that wasn’t so.

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      #3
      that looks NICE

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      • BFlynn
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        Thanks! I just sliced up the leftovers for a sandwich

      #4
      How did you like the grass finished beef there? I tried some and didn't care for it at all. I'll stick with Prime 1 myself. Good idea on the marinade, bet that added good flavor. Nice job !!!

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        #5
        The grass fed was fine.
        I didn't notice a big difference between this, and the regular, select I got last time. For twice the price, it wasn't twice as good.
        It's such a lean cut, that I'm not sure it matters as much.

        The marinade I "borrowed" from my godparents. One of the wineries they visitied a lot did it this way.

        We've been trying to use grocery deliveries as much as possible. It's a little of a crap shoot letting someone else pick out your meat.
        Last edited by BFlynn; July 8, 2020, 05:50 PM.

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          #6
          Nice crust.

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