deermaster13
Senior Member
Very interesting. I must admit I have never heard of cooking a steak that way. I even had to you tube it.
nevermind lesson number 1. Pullentee of juice.Lesson #1 The foodsaver vacuum may not be the way, the vacuum is so strong it's pulling the juice and butter off the meat. I think I can get ziploc bags to be void of air pockets (enough), will try that next go.
Yeah, me too.To each their own, I guess. I'm glad y'all like it, but I think I'll stick to just cooking my steaks over a fire. Works plenty good enough for me. Takes about 6 minutes.
To each their own, I guess. I'm glad y'all like it, but I think I'll stick to just cooking my steaks over a fire. Works plenty good enough for me. Takes about 6 minutes.
In they go. @sinclair1: I'm curious about that too. No harm in trying it. We'll either torch them for a finish or frying pan. Haven't decided. Dad has my skillet at deer camp, so that's out.
I probed my water a few times today and yesterday. The machine reads 148, my other three thermometers read 140°, should explain the picture.
Medium. Rare is easy. Done is easy and stupid. Medium os not impossible but hard for me to be consistentHow do you like your steaks cooked?
140 is the perfect mediumMedium. Rare is easy. Done is easy and stupid. Medium os not impossible but hard for me to be consistent