Not just one tip, but three tips..The Hot Pepper said:
What? Just the tip and massage?
Not just one tip, but three tips..The Hot Pepper said:
What? Just the tip and massage?
Edmick said:Not just one tip, but three tips..
Anyone eating Japanese a5 Waygu in steak form needs a kick in the sack. Might as well make soup with a prime ribeye. I would be all over that in the shabu shabu though.tctenten said:47368B40-129B-4E34-A093-35FC80075572.jpeg
One of the more egregious steaks was at Morimoto in Philly. Check out the Waygu $25 an ounce. $200 for an 8oz steak.
SRF is having a 50% off sale on certain cuts...Tri-tip is one of them.JayT said:Well, since I have never seen a tri tip here and I have been wanting to try Snake River's meats for a while, I guess it is time to place an order. I might as well go for the gusto my first time right?
bpiela said:Curious where you got that grate for the Kettle. I don't believe they are standard.
Sizzle Lips said:Fired up the Weber Kettle on Sunday a did a quick Tri-Tip.
Brushed it with evoo and rubbed with Beef Brigade rub.
Grilled it direct turning a couple of times till the Internal temp was around 130.
Let rest on the counter tented in foil 10 minutes,sliced and served with bite sized perogies and slaw.
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Sizzle Lips said:
Sorry for the misconception....that's actually on my BGE ...but that is a standard 18 inch cast iron grate that I bought separately to replace what the egg come with.
Wowsers $6 a lb! I live in long Beach and get mine by the case when we do parties or competitions from the Costco business centers. Usually around 2.99lb.Edmick said:Whoa holy crap. They're really popular around here. Every grocery usually has them. About $6 per pound normally.