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Toby Keil

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Last night we had some good friends over for dinner so I grilled up two Tri-Tips. My wife got a great deal on a two pack of untrimmed Tri-Tips and she got em for just under $18 bones. I trimmed em up then let em soak in Yoshida all day flipping the bags every hour or so. About an hour before grilling, I took them out so I could inject with more Yoshida and let em rest. I was kinda bummed because I left them on the grill a little longer then I wanted (I was on my sixth cold beer) but they still came out good. Below are the pics.

A two pack.
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All trimmed, injected and resting.
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Just off the grill and ready to slice.
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Sliced and ready to eat.
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My plate along with some potatoes, onions and peppers as well as some really good bread and a nice green salad.
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I love a tri tip! My source around here quit and now I have to get another one since most of the butchers here don't know what it is.
 
Can't find tri tip here :evil:
The butcher shop I use won't cut it :roll:
Time to find another butcher!
Your's looks delicious toby ;)

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