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Marinade express vs. Chamber vac marinading

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    lkrfletcher
    Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Veteran
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    In anticipation of eating better and following the “Joe Hell” theme, I was thinking of some specific meat preps. Like Bahn Mi, Carne Adada, skirt steak fajitas, etc… Have to go max flavor, because I wont be having tortillas with these.
    I am wondering what you Vacuum express pro users think of the unit.
    In particular:

    1. What is marinading time verses a chamber vac seal with meat and marinade?
    2. How is the clean-up?
    3. Is there more flavor impact from the vacuum tumbling?
    4. Ever make your own marinades?

    Input appreciated.

    Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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      In anticipation of eating better and following the “Joe Hell” theme, I was thinking of some specific meat preps. Like Bahn Mi, Carne Adada, skirt steak fajitas, etc… Have to go max flavor, because I wont be having tortillas with these.
      I am wondering what you Vacuum express pro users think of the unit.
      In particular:

      1. What is marinading time verses a chamber vac seal with meat and marinade?
      2. How is the clean-up?
      3. Is there more flavor impact from the vacuum tumbling?
      4. Ever make your own marinades?

      Input appreciated.

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      mdseaside
      Team Orange
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      #2

      lkrfletcher I use a vacuum tumbler quite a bit. I like the results I get from it. I use it mostly for chicken. I take breasts and cut them into 3 or 4 strips and then poke them a few times with a skewer. I have found that I get better results when I put the meat and marinade in the tumbler and tumble for about 5 min. then let the vacuum off then revacuum and tumble for maybe 20 min. then then repeat again.
      Does a great job on wings also. I like to use Walton’s General Tso’s marinade.

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      • M mdseaside

        lkrfletcher I use a vacuum tumbler quite a bit. I like the results I get from it. I use it mostly for chicken. I take breasts and cut them into 3 or 4 strips and then poke them a few times with a skewer. I have found that I get better results when I put the meat and marinade in the tumbler and tumble for about 5 min. then let the vacuum off then revacuum and tumble for maybe 20 min. then then repeat again.
        Does a great job on wings also. I like to use Walton’s General Tso’s marinade.

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        lkrfletcher
        Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Veteran
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        mdseaside - Thanks

        Just trying to decide if the Juice is worth the Squeeze. $$$

        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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          That is what was holding me back also. Till I found one of another brand at a yard sale for $5.00. Before that I used the cannisters that came with my food saver.
          I would marinate in them under vacuum just shake things around a few times and release the vacuum and revacuun a time or two. You just don’t get the same tumbling effect.

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