What did everyone cook today?
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TomKat1962 That is exactly what I have been wondering about for a while. I know most sous vide talk of starting on the sous vide & finishing with the real deal. But, I have wondered for a while about doing it the way you described to try & capitalize on that smoke flavor, etc. vacuum packed & in the sous vide.
calldoctoday my personal preference I’m not a fan of the smoked first and then sous vide. My goal was to sous vide the whole time and then I cover it in the glaze of a 1/3 cup mustard a 1/4 cup of ketchup and 1/3 brown sugar mix together and then finish in the oven.
it did turn out very well even with the three hours in the smoker. -
That looks very nice. It has the look more of a corned beef than the typical brisket, which makes perfect sense relative to the way you did it. I bet is tastes very good.
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That looks very nice. It has the look more of a corned beef than the typical brisket, which makes perfect sense relative to the way you did it. I bet is tastes very good.
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Bacon wrapped scallops
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Made some Stromboli yesterday.
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Jonathon I love bacon wrapped scallops. That and a dish of wild rice goes so well together
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Tex_77
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Couple beef roasts in smoker. Think I’m going to do one medium rare around 125 for me and slice it thin with the slicer and the other one more on the well done side for my wife.
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calldoctoday Start on the smoker then finish Sous Vide, it’s a much better product but not the same as smoked brisket!
TomKat1962 Totally agree to smoking or browning a brisket or roast first. Then, sous vide. The vacuum pack keeps all those nice tastes together.
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TomKat1962 That is exactly what I have been wondering about for a while. I know most sous vide talk of starting on the sous vide & finishing with the real deal. But, I have wondered for a while about doing it the way you described to try & capitalize on that smoke flavor, etc. vacuum packed & in the sous vide.
calldoctoday Yep, for roasts or brisket, I always sear or smoke first. I always do steak in reverse.
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35 day dry aged ribeyes with charred jalapeno anchovy compound butter.
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Garlicky Sautéed Mushrooms, BBQ Skillet Shrimp, and bacon wrapped asparagus.
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Tex_77 Man that pizza roll/ stromboli looked AMAZING!
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Jonathon It was alright, dough was a little thin, I haven’t made it often, so I don’t have it mastered yet, but I will get there.
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Tex_77
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Tex_77
Wow this looks great
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