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To: sheana

When I first started as a butcher in Santa Barbara, around 1977, we would run sales on tri tip at 49 cents a pound. It’s very versatile. I can still get it at around 3.99 at Costco, and at the price I grind it for hamburgers. I also smoke it whole, and slice it across the grain into individual steaks about 1 1/4 inch thick which you can then grill.


113 posted on 01/05/2020 5:06:20 PM PST by doragsda
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To: doragsda

I’ve been eating tri tip almost as long as I can remember. Have had it cooked, and cooked it myself, every way imaginable.


141 posted on 01/05/2020 6:12:19 PM PST by sheana
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