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Just trying my first fatties today :) Question though, one of my wraps was slightly disastrous ... would it be bad to try and start it in foil for the first hour or so in hopes that it would pull together a bit and then let it smoke the rest of the time loose? I think with the way the one...
This is a good place to start: http://www.douglasbaldwin.com/sous-vide.html -- while flavour wise I don't find a lot of his stuff exciting he has the mechanics down pat and does a good job explaining all of them. He does a really good job also explaining the science behind the time/temperature...
The problem is with those types of general temperatures and times is that they rarely get it right IMHO. At 147F for 48 hours the meat will end up with a terrible texture and will likely take on some of that "powdery" taste that I really really hate. Some people apparently can't even taste it...
Well if you want a more traditional type of brisket I would honestly do it in a smoker :) But if you want to do that type of cut (set aside all the traditional brisket flavour like you would do on a smoker) I would do a long slow cook for it, maybe 12-24 hours depending on what you're going...
So today got a little creative and got a (literal) round of applause for it .. but first the Beef tenderloin. Marinated overnight with a soy/worcestershire/brown sugar (and a couple other things) sort of thing. Vac packed and let sit about 18 hours. Rubbed with just super simple evoo + 4...
They turned out grrrrrrreat! Got just the texture and chew that I was looking for. The pics don't do them justice as the color balance was all wonky (outdoors) and my phone sucks for pics, I should really pull out my real camera for good food shots. Thanks to @Chef JimmyJ for the foil sauce...
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