Write an article based on this "Find the grain before you season and cook the steak. Let the steak rest for 10-15 minutes after cooking. Cut the meat into 2 pieces along the seam or curved portion. Slice the meat against the grain into 12 inch (1.3cm) pieces."
article: It's easier to determine the grain pattern when the steak is raw and unseasoned. Inspect the meat before you cook it to easily find the grain, which is the direction the fat and muscle fibers run through the meat. For a tri tip, there will be 2 different grain patterns due to the shape of the steak. The grain pattern on the smaller side of the steak will run vertically, while the grain pattern on the larger side of the steak will run diagonally. It's important that you don't skip this step! Allowing the meat to rest ensures that the juices will be absorbed back into the steak, rather than spilling out over your cutting board. Use a sharp knife and a sturdy cutting board. Your 2 pieces will be different sizes, but it's important to make the cut at the seam or curved portion so that you can carve each of the 2 pieces against the grain. Angle your knife slightly to cut the meat on the bias. Make sure you are cutting against the grain, which means you'll be cutting each of the 2 pieces differently due to the orientation of the grain. Cutting the meat against the grain makes it easier to chew.

Write an article based on this "Pick the peppermint. Rinse the peppermint leaves. Crush the peppermint. Place the leaves in a mug. Boil water. Wait a couple minutes for the water to cool. Pour the hot water into the mug. Let the tea steep for 7-12 minutes. Remove the peppermint leaves. Add honey or lemon if you wish."
article: For each serving of tea you plan on making, pick 7-10 peppermint leaves from the stem of the plant. Try to pick leaves that are green and unblemished. If you bought a bunch of pre-cut peppermint stems, choose the healthiest looking leaves to pick off. Give the peppermint leaves a good rinse under the faucet. Even if you picked the peppermint from your own garden, you still want to make sure to wash off any dirt or impurities from the leaves. Use your hands to crush the peppermint by rubbing the leaves in between your fingers. Crushing the peppermint helps to release the flavor and aroma of the herb. You can also use the back of a spoon to lightly press and rub the leaves. If you have a mortar and pestle, use the pestle to very lightly crush the leaves. Makes sure not to overdo it when you crush the leaves. The leaves should look crumpled and slightly greener, not mashed to bits. Put the freshly crushed peppermint leaves into a mug. For every serving of tea, place 7-10 leaves in the mug, depending on how strong you like the tea. Boil water in an electric kettle, a stove top kettle, or a pot on the stove. Wait for the water to boil, then turn off the heat and take the kettle or pot off the heat source. Instead of pouring the boiling water into your mug, wait a couple minutes for the water to cool slightly. Like other herbal teas, peppermint tea is better when brewed in hot, but not boiling, water. After you have let the water cool for a few minutes, carefully pour the water over the peppermint leaves. Make sure that all the leaves are submerged in the water, then cover the mug. If you prefer mild tea, steep for 7 minutes. If you prefer strong tea with a robust peppermint flavor, leave the peppermint in for the full 12 minutes. After the tea has finished steeping, remove the leaves. You can take them out either by fishing them out with a spoon, or by straining the tea into another mug so that all the leaves get caught in the strainer. Your tea is now ready! If you like putting extras in your tea like honey, milk or lemon, add them right after straining. Otherwise, enjoy your fresh cup of peppermint tea!

Write an article based on this "Make a list of the companies that offer the specific services you need. Check customer ratings and reviews for companies you're considering. Refrain from choosing a company that asks for a wire transfer payment. Look for spelling and grammar mistakes on the company's website. Check for a valid Motor Carrier Number, if you're in the United States."
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First make a list of the services you need from an auto transport company, then research local companies online to find the ones that perform these services. It would be a waste of time to try and contact a company that doesn't actually perform the service that you need from it. For example, you may require, or strongly desire, enclosed auto transport instead of open transport. In that case, you'd want to make sure you were only considering companies that specifically offered enclosed auto transport. Some other specific services you might need include terminal-to-terminal service, door-to-door service, or crossing international borders. Look at online reviews and ratings posted to business review websites by former customers and see what they have said about these companies. Ask your friends and family for their opinions of the companies as well, if they have prior experience with them. Take any companies that seem unreliable or low-quality off the list. Look for negative or critical reviews of each company and compare them to the positive reviews the company receives. This is a good way to gauge whether customers of the company tend to be satisfied with their services. Reliable, legitimate auto transport companies almost always ask for payment in the form of checks or credit cards. If a company prefers that you pay them in the form of a wire transfer, there's a higher chance that it's an untrustworthy business. Note that if a company accepts wire transfers but prefers that you pay with credit card or check, that company is probably legitimate. Your main concern should be those companies that prefer to receive wire transfers. Genuine companies running reliable businesses tend to take more care in avoiding these types of mistakes on their sites. Lots of spelling and grammar mistakes often indicates that the website was put up quickly by a sham company. The U.S. Department of Transportation regulates all auto transport companies operating in the United States and requires each company to have an MC Number. Any company that doesn't have this number is thus almost definitely a fraudulent company. If a company is legitimate, it will make this number available on its website or will provide it when asked. Sham companies will either hide this number or provide a fake one. To verify a company's MC Number, go to the Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Electronic Records website.