phillyflyers
phillyflyers
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It would always be your first if you had a real one from Philly.This would be my second choice for sure.
It would always be your first if you had a real one from Philly.This would be my second choice for sure.
Fair point.It would always be your first if you had a real one from Philly.
True alcoholics really thin, kind of yellowishFood and booze do not mix....no alcoholics here apparently
Hitler's favourite drink was Italian Amaro.Hitler hated drunks?
I like tri-tip but whenever I have it out it seems like it's tough. Was this one tough or tender?View attachment 74846
Nice cut of tri tip
Tri-tip belong in the crockpot you can't grill that to my knowledge or it's like chewing on a leather shoe.I like tri-tip but whenever I have it out it seems like it's tough. Was this one tough or tender?
Yeah at the restaurant I'm not sure how they do it but It seems like it's always tough so it's probably grilled or charboiled. We did carne asada in the crock-pot a few weeks ago and that was super tender, I really enjoyed that! Usually when we do it on the grill it's tough as wellTri-tip belong in the crockpot you can't grill that to my knowledge or it's like chewing on a leather shoe.
Usually when we do it on the grill it's tough as well
I'll try that next time I'm in the mood for one. Thanks!
You don’t “grill” a tri-tip - treat it like a big roast. I like to rub it & let it sit on the counter for an hour or two, indirect heat, meat thermometer to ‘rare’ 135-140 degrees or so, and let it sit wrapped up in foil for 5-10 minutes before you cut into it…..
You have to slice it like the rodizo places, not like a regular steak.I like tri-tip but whenever I have it out it seems like it's tough. Was this one tough or tender?
We still need to get to fogo!You have to slice it like the rodizo places, not like a regular steak.
Super tender. Pineapple & soi marinated