After focusing on the batch of flavorless fillet mignon roasts I bought and steaked out a few months back I realized I hadn't had decent ribeye in months. The original plan was to use the Vortex on the Weber until the wind came up, then it was back in the kitchen and time to crack out the sous vide unit, it had been awhile since it was out of the box, set up at 126º
That purred along for about 2 & 1/2 hours, loads of time to cut up some shrooms and cook them up in olive oil and butter
When it was time to char I set up my CI skillet on the patio propane stove. I usually use a weed torch for this but the stove was already right there so what the heck. Pulled from the pot at 126º and onto the 650º CI skillet for 45 seconds a side.
A perfect char!
Plated up with those shrooms, mashed taters and gravy, some nice asparagus
Boy howdy did this ever hit the spot, done exactly the way I like and tender as could be, rich beef flavor. I gotta say one thing for sous vide cooking, it takes all the guess away, no need to watch and probe, just pour a nice glass of can and bon appetite. Thanks for lookin' in and y'all stay safe out there. RAY
That purred along for about 2 & 1/2 hours, loads of time to cut up some shrooms and cook them up in olive oil and butter
When it was time to char I set up my CI skillet on the patio propane stove. I usually use a weed torch for this but the stove was already right there so what the heck. Pulled from the pot at 126º and onto the 650º CI skillet for 45 seconds a side.
A perfect char!
Plated up with those shrooms, mashed taters and gravy, some nice asparagus
Boy howdy did this ever hit the spot, done exactly the way I like and tender as could be, rich beef flavor. I gotta say one thing for sous vide cooking, it takes all the guess away, no need to watch and probe, just pour a nice glass of can and bon appetite. Thanks for lookin' in and y'all stay safe out there. RAY