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Souuuu Veeeee

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Looks like the princess wants strips tonight. A quick little sous vide bath and a reverse sear. Now, where did I leave that Merlot..
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Oh, dude. Merlot? Unless it’s from the Right Bank, I’ve lost some respect. :cool:
 
Love the flame shot. What time & temp did you use in the sous vide?
 
Love the flame shot. What time & temp did you use in the sous vide?

Bath was 134/1.5.... Those flames are created since I tossed the stock regulator on my new grill and replaced with an adjustable 0-20 psi regulator. It easily sears 1500-1800 degrees with very little effort.
 
Looks delicious. Your flame shot looks like it could be on the cover of a fancy steakhouse menu.
 
Like that has any meaning what so ever in my world. Quit being an asshat. Carry on.

LOL!!! It’s a curse I have to live with.

Btw, that was a reference to the movie “Sideways”. I’m assuming you’ve never seen it.
 
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Bath was 134/1.5.... Those flames are created since I tossed the stock regulator on my new grill and replaced with an adjustable 0-20 psi regulator. It easily sears 1500-1800 degrees with very little effort.

Wow! Do you ever wonder if your grill mates might melt in such high temperatures? :eek:
(Aren't they aluminium?)
 
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