STEAKS!!!!!!!

[Piobaire]

Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy meat which makes me happy.

TWSS!

 

[beargonefishing]

I put 1 slab of plate ribs in sous vide bath with 2 steaks at 129. Once I pull steak out for dinner I'm going to crank up temp to 150 and cook ribs there till tomorrow afternoon. Will finish the ribs on the smoker tomorrow.

 

[Piobaire]

About to pull a bird off the rotisserie. I need to try doing a rack roast or something like that on the 'tisserie.

 

[Lizard23]

About to pull a bird off the rotisserie. I need to try doing a rack roast or something like that on the 'tisserie.

i did a small strip loin roast and it came out great. I wish mine had more clearance. I bet a bone on prime rib would be good.

 

[beargonefishing]

Steak with cauliflower rice.

 

[Omega Male]

Aftermath of a fat ribeye pan seared then sautéed in and basted with butter. I know we had this fight before in the thread, but sometimes I too wonder why bother with the fires and sous vide shenanigans, because it was perfectly damn delicious. Plus the whole house then smells like steak for 24 hours and how is that a bad thing?

 

[beargonefishing]

Aftermath of a fat ribeye pan seared then sautéed in and basted with butter. I know we had this fight before in the thread, but sometimes I too wonder why bother with the fires and sous vide shenanigans, because it was perfectly damn delicious. Plus the whole house then smells like steak for 24 hours and how is that a bad thing?

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That's like asking why god killed everyone on earth, and then murdered his son. Or why Michelangelo composed music. Or why Tom Brady is garbage.

 

[paulraphael]

Aftermath of a fat ribeye pan seared then sautéed in and basted with butter. I know we had this fight before in the thread, but sometimes I too wonder why bother with the fires and sous vide shenanigans, because it was perfectly damn delicious. Plus the whole house then smells like steak for 24 hours and how is that a bad thing?

Nuthin wrong with doing it in a skillet. There are some good reasons to do sous-vide, but that doesn't mean it's the only way. It's got a few advantages: 1) zero gradient, or close to zero . Less overcooked, dried out meat. You can come close to this with conventional cooking, if you really know what you're doing, but you won't equal it. 2) Guaranteed precise and consistent results. 3) Unequalled if you need to cook for many people, and want to be able to serve many perfectly cooked steaks, hot, in close succession.

Doing what you did has some advantages too. 1) it's great for developing a nice dark crisp sear. This is much harder to do on sous-vide steak (but not impossible). 2) It's faster and simpler. 3) Full-house steak potpourri.

 

[Van Veen]

Nuthin wrong with doing it in a skillet. There are some good reasons to do sous-vide, but that doesn't mean it's the only way. It's got a few advantages: 1) zero gradient, or close to zero . Less overcooked, dried out meat. You can come close to this with conventional cooking, if you really know what you're doing, but you won't equal it. 2) Guaranteed precise and consistent results. 3) Unequalled if you need to cook for many people, and want to be able to serve many perfectly cooked steaks, hot, in close succession.

Doing what you did has some advantages too. 1) it's great for developing a nice dark crisp sear. This is much harder to do on sous-vide steak (but not impossible). 2) It's faster and simpler. 3) Full-house steak potpourri.

I completely agree with all of this but also believe it’s hard to beat a perfectly grilled steak for lack of fuss and convenience. (Only problem is you can’t do super thick cuts.)

 

[paulraphael]

I completely agree with all of this but also believe it’s hard to beat a perfectly grilled steak for lack of fuss and convenience. (Only problem is you can’t do super thick cuts.)

Grills are off my list because you lose the drippings. I always do some version of a pan sauce. It breaks my heart to see all that flavor dropping through grates to a fiery end.

 

[Omega Male]

Pig steak. Kurobuta chops brined overnight, grilled and topped with bacon and sautéed Asian pear. Starch is riced cauliflower.

 

[HORNS]

Let's take it to the next level.

 

[Van Veen]

Let's take it to the next level.

Jesus, what an amateur.

You never salt can to pan.

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[Bhowie]

^dude you watch that show

 

[Van Veen]

^dude you watch that show

^watched