Tri tip SV ?

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JIMSMOKES

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Had a tri tip that had to be cooked but will be a couple days before we want to eat it. Cooked it yesterday cooled and put it in fridge.
If I reheated in SV and let it go for a extended period. (8-12 hours)Would it end up being tenderer or just mushy?
 
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Jim,
When I have vacuum sealed leftover beef and SV'd, it has turned out great.
 
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Well I'm fixin to find out. Put it on this mornin @140 before I left for work.
 
Had a tri tip that had to be cooked but will be a couple days before we want to eat it. Cooked it yesterday cooled and put it in fridge.
If I reheated in SV and let it go for a extended period. (8-12 hours)Would it end up being tenderer or just mushy?
You should be fine. 140 will reduce a chuck roast to mush but it takes 48 hours plus. In all reality you could have just reheated the steak after work, should only take about 1 hour at 140 to come to temp.
You may notice the meat being a little soft but otherwise should be fine. Personally I probably would have ran it at 131 for all day. That’s the temp where pasteurization starts and is bare minimum for food safety.
 
Ended up with temp being set at 131 instead of 140. Guess I didn't hit enter. LoL Nice pepper forward flavor will make some good sammies tomorrow.


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