Now there's an idea!!:DDang Peachey maybe he'll give us one of those sv things as a door prize at the next gathering. :rolleyes: :D
Nice looking beef there guy.
Warren
Dang Peachey maybe he'll give us one of those sv things as a door prize at the next gathering. :rolleyes: :D
Nice looking beef there guy.
Warren
Yes , de fat and add back to the beef . Just watch the salt . I use the beefy onion or the french onion , then whatever else you want in there . I use whole garlic cloves and pepperoncini .
That's the basic idea . If you use some type of liquid , freeze it first , then add to the bag .I wonder if adding a big glop of beef base in the bag with the roast would work to boost the flavor like these soup packets would? I think they'd be thick enough to not get sucked out of the bag during the vacuum pack process. I like the jars of Better than Bouillon base for making soups. I usually grab the low sodium version just so I have more control over the saltiness of the finished food. You could just add some dried onion and any other aromatics you might want as well.
Looks very tasty! Like!Second time using the SV unit. I wanted roast beef. Seasoned with butcher pepper, season salt and worchestershire sauce.
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Sv for 34 hours at 160 degrees.
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Cheap Cover for the pot.
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Bone pulled right off getting the roast out of the bag. Tried to sear over the vortex but that didnt work, as soon as the meat hit the heat it fell apart.
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Pulled
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My dinner.
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Saved the liquid gold @Bearcarver
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This was a very tender, juicy and flavorful beef roast. We loved it. Very beefy tasting. Could smell it right out of the bag. Even the cold juice smells great. I am looking for the next meal.