SV Venison Steaks With A CI finish !!

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Shoot me, kill me, ban me from the Forum.

But how did we go from smoking/ semi possible grilling finish,  to boil in a bag  SV ???

I thought that was the domain of Mr. Birdseye w vegetables. ??             Marc
 
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Marc,

I'm sold on sous vide. You finish on a grill so there's your grilling. I still prefer smoking meats over any other style of cooking. Nothing wrong with broadening your horizons.

Then again what do I know i don't even know how to use the oven (that's a true statement) so I never thought I'd be cooking with something called a sous vide. I was happy out in the barn with my 3 grills, and 4 smokers.

Seeing perfect steaks is what sold me. I love a smoked, and reverse seared steak and I'm sure I'll do a dozen or more that way in 2017 but the sous vide then finish on a grill steak is the best steak I've ever had. May not be for some but it is for me.
 
Damn, those are some beautiful looking steaks.

Perfect and definitely point worthy. Keep up the great work.

Thanks dls1, I appreciate the nice words & point ! Also thanks for the encouragement ! This is very new to me.
 
WHB, Good job on your venison steaks. Imagine what cooking in the same manner will do for your dry aged prime rib steaks. 

Point.

T

Thanks Tom & I've thought about how good those will be ! Dang, now I gotta get one dry aging ! Appreciate ya dropping a line & the point !
 
Shoot me, kill me, ban me from the Forum.

But how did we go from smoking/ semi possible grilling finish,  to boil in a bag  SV ???

I thought that was the domain of Mr. Birdseye w vegetables. ??             Marc

I agree with hillbilly, makes great steaks & I'm new at SV so I've not tried anything else yet ! SV can be used in conjunction with grilling or CI !

You are entitled to your opinion just as anyone here is, if you do not like SV cooking that's fine but some of us do !

BTW, there is now an SV sub forum... But you don't have to look at it if you don't like it... Just sayin !
 
I agree with hillbilly, makes great steaks & I'm new at SV so I've not tried anything else yet ! SV can be used in conjunction with grilling or CI !

You are entitled to your opinion just as anyone here is, if you do not like SV cooking that's fine but some of us do !

BTW, there is now an SV sub forum... But you don't have to look at it if you don't like it... Just sayin !
Waterin - I have never tried it, a knee jerk opinion on my part.

You're results look great.

I think it's a such different cooking method, that some, at least me, have a resistance to it.

Looks good though.

With the pan sear finish, I think helps ALOT. 

We will all continue to learn.    Marc
 
I'm not a game kind of guy but man do those stakes look [emoji]128064[/emoji] good. Who would have ever thought that slow cooking in water would turn out such good food. If only there was a way to add smoke at the same time.

Randy,
 
Your kiddos have good taste! As usual, I am jealous of your food! Point!

Disco

Yea, these two keep me on my toes... They love wild game ! Thanks for the kind words & point my friend, much appreciated !
 
Waterin - I have never tried it, a knee jerk opinion on my part.

You're results look great.

I think it's a such different cooking method, that some, at least me, have a resistance to it.

Looks good though.

With the pan sear finish, I think helps ALOT. 

We will all continue to learn.    Marc

No worries Marc, it's all good ! I know I continue to learn every time I'm on this forum filled with great folks ! I think we all learn from each other ! Thanks for the nice words !
 
I'm not a game kind of guy but man do those stakes look [emoji]128064[/emoji] good. Who would have ever thought that slow cooking in water would turn out such good food. If only there was a way to add smoke at the same time.

Randy,

Thanks Randy, appreciate it... So far it's only been steaks for us, but we've enjoyed the results !
 
Try a burger [emoji]127828[/emoji] they are fantastic! I shap them season them then put them in the freezer for a couple hours to firm them up so they don't collapse when I vacuum seal them. 134 degrees for 60 minutes for med. rear, season again and sear 1 minute each side.

Randy,
 
Try a burger [emoji]127828[/emoji] they are fantastic! I shap them season them then put them in the freezer for a couple hours to firm them up so they don't collapse when I vacuum seal them. 134 degrees for 60 minutes for med. rear, season again and sear 1 minute each side.

Randy,

Thanks Randy, will give em a try ! They sure look good !

Last Sat afternoon for the wife's birthday we done some steak.... But also tried some tilapia filets seasoned with Old Bay & a pat of butter... Everyone really liked the meal ! Had not done fish yet, but the tilapia was tasty !
 
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