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Rump roast was pretty mediocre. I think it actually needed more time. I also screwed up the searing on it.
However, just did another sirloin sous vide. Damn, that's good. I don't even generally like sirloin, and the sous vide makes it absolutely delectable. |
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Try Beef Short Ribs next. I have found that you need well marbled meat or meat with a certain amount of collagen for sous vide. For the short ribs I did a marinade of Guinness, with garlic and herb (rosemary and thyme with marjoram and green apples. Bring it to a boil and then cool. Cook at 145 for 10 hours. |
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