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Tri tip & pork chop success

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DeaconKav
DeaconKav Posts: 84
edited September 2012 in EggHead Forum
Cooked a nice 2.6 lbs trip tip with reverse sear and first time to throw some pork chops on. Tri tip have done and comes out great but the 2 pork chops were so moist and juicy, wow. Corn was great and thanks to all those on the forum who told me to cut off the ends and pull them out and the silk comes right off, greatness. Photobucket Pictures, Images and Photos
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  • Tjcoley
    Tjcoley Posts: 3,551
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    Nice cook.  Every time I discuss cooking corn, I share that technique.  One of the coolest 'veggie' tips I learned here.
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  • Duganboy
    Duganboy Posts: 1,118
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    Tjcoley said:
    Nice cook.  Every time I discuss cooking corn, I share that technique.  One of the coolest 'veggie' tips I learned here.
    @Tjcoley please share the tip again.  I didn't get it earlier.  Thanks.
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    Tjcoley Posts: 3,551
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    Duganboy said:
    Tjcoley said:
    Nice cook.  Every time I discuss cooking corn, I share that technique.  One of the coolest 'veggie' tips I learned here.
    @Tjcoley please share the tip again.  I didn't get it earlier.  Thanks.

    @DeaconKay said, "cut off the ends and pull them out and the silk comes right off"  When grilling corn, (or, please forgive me it also works in a microwave - 4 minutes per ear - I feel like I just committed a sin), grill the corn just like you got it from the store.  When it is done, cut across the wide part of the ear (opposite end from the silk), give it a squeeze, and the ear of corn will come out of the husk clean as can be, no silk, and ready to eat.  


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  • NoDak1959
    NoDak1959 Posts: 45
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    How long do you have to cook the corn and at what temp?
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  • Tjcoley
    Tjcoley Posts: 3,551
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    I usually cook the corn at whatever temp I'm cooking the meat.  About 15 minutes on the grill and it's done.
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