That looks pretty dang tasty Bear!!! As always nice work there!
That's some good looking turkey Bear! And that's why you are the sammy king...you always make them all look so good!
Ryan
Nice batch of sammies there !
Looks awesome John!!!
I have been buying the crap out of those things, I have 2 in the freezer right now. You have to try them in the SV. If they are frozen then put them in at 132 for 4 hours, if they are thawed out then 3 hours at 132. I like to put some butter, about 2 or 3 TBS, and 3 or 4 slices of lemon. For seasoning we use Montreal chicken seasoning, about 1/4 cup. Give it a try, no need to sear it. I slice it thick & use the gravy pack with mashed taters. If you do it let me know what you think. If I have any left over then thin sliced on the slicer makes some good sammies. But all the ways you made them look REALLY
GOOOD!!!
Al
The Sammy Master!
Looks good! I would love to try one!
Great lookin' meals there Mr. Sammy King!
Seriously Bear that just reminded me I have one in my freezer that needs to get done....SOON.
Big Like!
John
That looks great John! I love those boneless turkey breasts. You ought to give one a smoke now that its warming up in the North!
Great looking bird! Inspired me to pickup some turkey next time we order groceries.
Thank You Al!!
And Thanks for the Like!
I'll have to look into those temps & times. I've been going by the temps I came up with when I started using SV, and I've been using 146° for White Meat & 165° for Dark Meat.
I got those Numbers from this Table (below) & others.
This Table Came with my Sous Vide Supreme:
https://www.sousvidesupreme.com/en-us/cook/cooking_times_temp.htm
Bear
Believe me, if you try it at 132, for white meat turkey, you won’t go back! Just a suggestion though, I would never tell you how to cook something. I just stumbled on these numbers, and they conform with Doug Baldwins tables.
Al
Not sure what sammie looks the best they all look delicous.
I tried that, but we didn't care for the texture of raw chicken. I realize that's not raw, but to us the texture is "like" Raw.
I use Doug Baldwin's Book "Sous Vide for the Home Cook", and he clearly states that he recommends 140° for Chicken Breasts, and 160° for Drums & Thighs. Baldwin uses those same Temps on his YouTube videos too. I only go a little higher @ 146° for Breasts & 165° for Thighs. I also never do Beef at lower than 131°.
Thanks anyway, Al, but we'll stick to these temps.
Bear
All looks fantastic as always bear! I especially like your knife work on those slices. Nice. Big like.
Mike
Ah late again oh well all the sammies are gone and I didn't get a chance to stop by. But your safe I haven't been in Pa for a while. As usual some great sammies from the sammie master.
Warren