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New cooking methods ... sous vide
I snagged one of those pork loins at Costco Inmem posted in another thread ($1.79/pound plus $8 off). Quartered it today and put one of the roasts in the sous vide with some garlic, rosemary, and shallots. I've got some garden green beans in the freezer, so that's dinner tonight.
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#738 |
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My Raiders tailgate is going to incorporate Sous Vide.
I always try to do a tri-tip for the Oakland game and it usually requires smoking ahead of time. So this time I'm going to try some combination of these: http://www.seriouseats.com/2016/08/f...q-brisket.html http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes...style_tri_tip/ I'm going to skip the rub from the sous vide recipe and just put in a little of the prague powder and liquid smoke to give it a little of the smoke flavor and the ring. I'll cook that for 48 hours at 130 then take it to the game. I'll pat it down with the santa maria rub and then blast it over oak charcoal before the game to get a crust and some flavor/warmth to the outside. I'm cautiously optimistic; I can't figure out why it wouldn't work.
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#739 |
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New cooking methods ... sous vide
Far from my best plating, but it tastes good. Prepared the peas with a shallot/garlic/white wine sauce. The compound butter on the pork is rosemary/garlic.
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Got my anova yesterday, no longer need to regulate the temp on the crock pot, should allow for cooking of bigger stuffs. Got the wifi version with the 900w heating element.
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#742 |
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Wife bought me a Joule sous vide machine for Xmas. Since I'm stuck in the house tomorrow with this stupid broken ankle, I going to try some bone-in pork chops.
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I really wanted to sous vide a prime rib for Christmas. I have 12 people coming over so I got a 4 rib chuck end prime rib but it is too big to fit in the largest FoodSaver bags. I tried to seal some 2 gallon zip lock bags but that didn't work. I guess i will have to roast the prime rib but anybody know of FoodSaver bags larger than 11"? I figure if I can get a large enough bag I can seal part of the closing and then turn it and vacuum from the unsealed portion.
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I bought a whole tenderloin and had to cut it in half. Should be great.
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Got an Anova for Christmas yesterday, tried it for first time tonight on sirlion and it was delish.
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For good "ends", I turned the oven to 500 and put on the convection fan for 15 minutes. I have a Wolf 6 burner stove so my convection does a great job. I got a good crust but the inside was medium rare. Made Stilton butter and a pepper game sauce for toppings and served with a 2000 chateau pichon longueville comtesse de lalande. Truly spectacular. Great Christmas dinner. |
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