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Sous vide pork chops

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O'Basque

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Very rainy and cold here today so decided to throw the chops in the old water tank today. Nothing crazy, just S&P before the bath and SPOG + Paprika before the sear.
Let’s begin!
140f for 1h
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Always hits me how ugly the meat is when it comes out of the SV 😆
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Oh well, some more rub and into the cast iron pan for a minute
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Threw some butter on there for good measure.
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SV pork is the shizzle. Nice work. I usually take mine to 145F
 
Bet that turned out really tender...looks great!

Ryan
 
HAHA I agree 100%. I SV pork to the same and try and hide it (scrape the fat off) before anyone sees it until I can sear it off.
 
YUM! ive been craving some pork chops and plan to buy some on the Costco run. I love this idea! SV is a game changer.
 
YUM! ive been craving some pork chops and plan to buy some on the Costco run. I love this idea! SV is a game changer.
yes it is, so hard to screw it up...that is the way I like things.
 
yes it is, so hard to screw it up...that is the way I like things.
Yea the only tricky bit is to not overcook it when you sear. Gotta give it time to cool down and get a great sear in the shortest amount of time in the pan
 
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