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rotuts

rotuts

@Smithy 

 

Tri=Tip is u unusual here .  

 

they were on sale here some time ago .

 

labeled  to be Prime , but not sold that way .

 

the butcher showed me the box , that had various cuts 

 

all Prime.   after all the 1/2 cow is labeled prime. , not just a few prime cuts .

 

I SV'd them , then used them for roast beef sandwiches

 

and they were were outstanding sandwiches.

 

but I did it at 130.1

 

I would have loved to have done one exactly as you did

 

then when cooled  , sliced thin on a slicing machine .

 

the whole TT , and either use for a sandwich , or Vac as such.

 

@mgaretz   's  technique is absolutely be the way Id go now

 

if I had some nice try-tips.

 

if I were doing this for sandwiches , Id do the 3-day refrigerator cure 

 

with RedBoat40 , then SV as @mgaretz does.

 

rotuts

rotuts

@Smithy 

 

Tri=Tip is u unusual here .  

 

they were on sale here some time ago .

 

labeled  to be Prime , but not sold that way .

 

the butcher showed me the box , that had various cuts 

 

all Prime.   after all the 1/2 cow is labeled prime. , not just a few prime cuts .

 

I SV'd them , then used them for roast beef sandwiches

 

and that were outstanding 

 

but I did it at 130.1

 

I would have loved to have done one exactly as you did

 

then when cooled  , sliced thin on a slicing machine .

 

the whole TT , and either use for a sandwich , or Vac as such.

 

@mgaretz   's  technique is absolutely be the way Id go now

 

if I had some nice try-tips.

 

if I were doing this for sandwiches , Id do the 3-day refrigerator cure 

 

with RedBoat40 , then SV as @mgaretz does.

 

rotuts

rotuts

@Smithy 

 

Tri=Tip is u unusual here .  

 

they were on sale here some time ago .

 

labeled  to be Prime , but not sold that way .

 

the butcher showed me the box , that had various cuts 

 

all Prime.   after all the 1/2 cow is labeled prime. , not just a few prime cuts .

 

I SV'd them , then used them for roast beef sandwiches

 

and that was outstanding 

 

but I did it at 130.1

 

I would have loved to have done one exactly as you did

 

then when cooled  , sliced thin on a slicing machine .

 

the whole TT , and either use for a sandwich , or Vac as such.

 

@mgaretz   's  technique is absolutely be the way Id go now

 

if I had some nice try-tips.

 

if I were doing this for sandwiches , Id do the 3-day refrigerator cure 

 

with RedBoat40 , then SV as @mgaretz does.

 

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