SV Chuckie

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Winterrider

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Had a chuck roast all seasoned up and vac'd before freezing. Time to send him in for 26 hr bath @139° ( wife's preferred temp).
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Pulled, was gonna hit with the searzall but got it ready for a little broil in the 360 to put a little crust on it instead.
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Sliced, was very moist and tender. I got to hit it with more seasoning next time.
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Nice! I couldn't remember who had the gasketed tote from another post till I saw this thread and realized it was you. I picked up this gasketed 20 qt sterilite tote at Menards for $7.00. I couldn't use a hole saw since the top of the inkbird stick circulator is square and has the non removable clamp. There's vents where the SS meets the plastic so I used a dremel cut off wheel to make a square hole in the lid in the corner. I put a hand towel around the cut out and slid the circulator in to make a gasket so hot water vapor can't get into the vents. I'm going to cold smoke a corned beef brisket flat 5 hours after soaking 24 hours to get some salt out then SV 30hrs @ 150. Great inexpensive idea you have for a SV vessel.
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Looks good .
I have some here that like a higher temp . I go 132 , then when done I heat some beef stock on the stove and put their slices in to cook a bit more .
 
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Looks good .
I have some here that like a higher temp . I go 132 , then when done I heat some beef stock on the stove and put their slices in to cook a bit more .
That's what I'm going to do next time. Maybe sneak temps down slowly, won't notice as long as no blood on the cutting board. :emoji_wink:
 
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Looks great. Chuckie is on my long list of things to try in the SV. Looks like that air fryer did a nice job puting a Crust on it too!
 
It sure looks good from here!
I do mine at a lower temp, but we all have our own tastes!
Al
 
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