Sous vide

[stearns]

In case anybody's looking for one, Groupon has a sale going for a foodsaver system for $58, way cheaper than what I paid for the same package

[BigAsh]

last weekend bought a monster 3 lb "Cowboy Rib Eye"...Gotta admit I'm a sucker for things that look cool!...Salt/Pepper/coffee rub for a dry brine about 2 hours...bagged (bone didn't puncture...whew!)....bath at 129 for 2.5 hours (next time I'l go 132 for a bit longer with anything this thick)...add'l finishing rub then onto hot grill grates....plated with roasted garlic baby potatoes, mushrooms, salad and roasted shrimp..."Twas good

[Flynnster]

Originally Posted by BigAsh

last weekend bought a monster 3 lb "Cowboy Rib Eye"...Gotta admit I'm a sucker for things that look cool!...Salt/Pepper/coffee rub for a dry brine about 2 hours...bagged (bone didn't puncture...whew!)....bath at 129 for 2.5 hours (next time I'l go 132 for a bit longer with anything this thick)...add'l finishing rub then onto hot grill grates....plated with roasted garlic baby potatoes, mushrooms, salad and roasted shrimp..."Twas good

Looks great! I understand the desire for a bit higher temp. I've noticed that some stuff comes out a bit odd from a texture standpoint with Sous Vide, even if it's technically cooked at the right temp.

For the bone, whenever I'm worried about that I put a couple layers of foil on the "pokey" part.