Steak tips

[VitaBene]

Originally Posted by 4 for Boating

The Grill Master tips (they have a few different offerings) from The Wining Butcher are close to the best we have had. Sadly as called out, the price is sort of crazy. I remember when they first opened, we were talking about $10 to $12 per pound. Most likely double that now, however they do/may have some off-season specials.

This may be an unpopular take but I find the WB tips to be somewhat mushy- they use a vacuum tumbler which pulls the meat "apart" and breaks the connective tissue. So the flavor is great as long as you like a softer tip!

https://www.tindofoodmachine.com/inf...-51475750.html

[ishoot308]

Originally Posted by VitaBene

This may be an unpopular take but I find the WB tips to be somewhat mushy- they use a vacuum tumbler which pulls the meat "apart" and breaks the connective tissue. So the flavor is great as long as you like a softer tip!

https://www.tindofoodmachine.com/inf...-51475750.html

This is why I also dislike them...The consistency of the meat is horrible because of the over tumbling. It's like biting into a sofa cushion!

Dan

[WinnisquamZ]

Originally Posted by ishoot308

This is why I also dislike them...The consistency of the meat is horrible because of the over tumbling. It's like biting into a sofa cushion!

Dan

Must be my missing teeth is the reason I like them!


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[Descant]

Cook them a bit longer; also depends on the marinade.