Souvide Buffalo.

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DocSteve

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Buffalo ribeye- 125F for 4 hrs then seared at 1550F.
Coconut shrimp air fried.
Steakhouse greenbeans.
 

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1550° f.......yep that how you sear ! But I'm with everyone else....what are you using to get those temps for a sear? Looks fantastic!
 
I was thinking the same thing...just figured he types like I do and meant 550. If not, better make it a dang short sear!

Ryan
 
Buffalo is something I have never tried, looks so damn good that meal. Cannot beat a good sear.

DocSteve DocSteve - Is the meat from Wild Buffalo, does it taste like Beef?
 
1550° f.......yep that how you sear ! But I'm with everyone else....what are you using to get those temps for a sear? Looks fantastic!
Not a typo, 1550F. Kalorik Pro. Countertop electric machine.
 

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Buffalo is something I have never tried, looks so damn good that meal. Cannot beat a good sear.

DocSteve DocSteve - Is the meat from Wild Buffalo, does it taste like Beef?
Not sure where I got it. I buy from 4-5 specialty meat companies, depends whats on sale.
Taste, pretty similar to beef but healthier. I use a simple ground pepper and salt rub.
 
I would definitely like to try it one day, just like you cooked it.
Worth it. I split my cooks between souvide and smoking as of late. I only cook for myself so sometimes I don't feel like firing up the smoker for a small meal.
The souvide/sear lets me set up a cook, go to sleep and not have to keep and eye on it.
 
I've been using the pasteurization tables whether eating when ready or throwing it in the fridge in an ice water bath to cool quickly and having 28 days in the vac seal bag to figure out when to SV to heat and eat it. Lots of times something comes up between the 24-48hr SV cooks that post pones the meal so when the food goes in the water bath a big bowl of water goes in the fridge.
 
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