Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
Fuckin' British cuisine enthusiasts...Sous Vide strip steaks, potatoes and carrots are on tonights dinner menu.
Fuckin' British cuisine enthusiasts...Sous Vide strip steaks, potatoes and carrots are on tonights dinner menu.
^ +10 Sous vide is overkill on some things if your teeth are in reasonable shape. Not sure why you would cook a steak that way.
uh, so you can perfectly cook a steak? Sous vide to 125F, then a quick sear = something that you simply can't do with a pan/grill/oven.^ +10 Sous vide is overkill on some things if your teeth are in reasonable shape. Not sure why you would cook a steak that way.
uh, so you can perfectly cook a steak? Sous vide to 125F, then a quick sear = something that you simply can't do with a pan/grill/oven.
I'll just fire up the 2 stage snowblower. Sous vide is understandable for some things but geezer purists like to use their remaining teeth on grilled steak. In my case, have all original teeth.{this needs more teeth}@fly is gonna snow you in with links to articles that you don't care enough to read to justify his preferences now.
I'd have to try it to be a believer. I think most home cooks fail on pan/grill/oven because the heat is too low to do it quick like on a pro or resturant grill.uh, so you can perfectly cook a steak? Sous vide to 125F, then a quick sear = something that you simply can't do with a pan/grill/oven.
Elites. Same reason they hate prime rib and "the Poor's".^ +10 Sous vide is overkill on some things if your teeth are in reasonable shape. Not sure why you would cook a steak that way.
Elites. Same reason they hate prime rib and "the Poor's".
I think filet mignon is more expensive per pound than prime, but again, it just comes down to what you think is tasty.Takes a pretty daft elitist to pick the most tender, juiciest (not to mention expensive) cut of beef and dis it as white trash food.
Bonus snob points if you sous vide it as well.
Sous vide steaks are amazing. The entire steak top to bottom is exactly 125F and the quick sear insures there's no grey band. It also makes steaks idiot-proof since they're impossible to overcook.I'd have to try it to be a believer. I think most home cooks fail on pan/grill/oven because the heat is too low to do it quick like on a pro or resturant grill.
I think filet mignon is more expensive per pound than prime, but again, it just comes down to what you think is tasty.
It's only the extended cooking time that makes it safe. At 125f you need over 6 hours to drop Salmonella to safe levels. At 135 it drops to about 2 hours. At 165 it's instantaneous to achieve same level. Peepaws ain't got time for ADDITIONAL reasons to shiite ourselves. But that DependsSous vide steaks are amazing. The entire steak top to bottom is exactly 125F and the quick sear insures there's no grey band. It also makes steaks idiot-proof since they're impossible to overcook.
It's also great for chicken breasts, since you don't have to get to 165F to kill everything, they end up much juicer.
ITT: Peepaws peepawing about technology.
I I'm most fond of porterhouse and T-Bone. My tertiary choice would be ribeye.I think filet mignon is more expensive per pound than prime, but again, it just comes down to what you think is tasty.