I was at Costco today (despite my general ban on shopping there on the weekends) and picked up a prime packer brisket ($2.79/lb. yay me). Next to them in the case they had something in plastic packaging called "Tri-tip pork roast." I've never heard of this. I assume it's the same cut as a beef Tri-tip but it didn't look like it. Had more of a round shape. But it could have been folded. I was curious if anyone else has ever seen or heard of this.
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I just googles it and there were lots of hits - including recipes... -
Obi-Dan Lost in China
With all the helpful replies here answering the question the O-D asked, looking on the internet would be totally useless. I see that clearly now and withdraw my totally unhelpful reply that googling might help figuring out what the cut actually is...
I also agree that I trust the people here more than some random poster online, and know that misinformation here will be corrected, but googling will give an immediate answer that should be corrected/confirmed here over time.Comment
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When I saw Obi-Dan's post about Pork Tri-Tip, the first thing through my mind was that if an 800 pound cow produces a pair of ~2.5 Lb tri-tips, then an 80 pound pig is going to produce about a pair of 4 Oz tri-tips.
Not enough to fire up the grill
Best regards,
Jim
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