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Jan 1, 2025
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Busting Coveys
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I don’t like to Sous Vide anything with a lot of fat. It doesn’t break it down very well. I did ribeyes once and they
didn’t turn out good either.
Never again.
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I tried Sous Vide Rib Eyes for the first time yesterday. It didn't turn out great. They looked the right color, but they
SpecialT
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Jan 1, 11:57am
Did you dry them off completely before searing them?
VACOUGFAN
Jan 1, 11:58am
No
SpecialT
Jan 1, 12:00pm
My first try turned out the same. I think we need to go longer, like 4 hrs.
BlueFreak
Jan 1, 11:59am
If they're thin cut ribeyes, then 90 seconds was probably too long. I grill
BYUFBDAD
Jan 1, 12:00pm
135 is too high
Sid Vicious
Jan 1, 12:00pm
I sous vide my steaks at 124 then use the sear to finish to med rare.
LaserCoug
Jan 1, 12:15pm
This is the answer.
VACOUGFAN
Jan 1, 1:04pm
You need to ice bath after pulling to stop the cooking especially at 135. It
Cougz19
Jan 1, 12:01pm
This
DJROSS
Jan 1, 12:04pm
That doesn't make sense. The temp should never exceed 135 and the meat had
Hypnotoad
Jan 1, 12:11pm
Maybe he's referring to the searing step?
NaturalNeuralNet
Jan 1, 12:27pm
Ok, that makes sense.
Hypnotoad
Jan 1, 12:30pm
Correct the ice bath cools it down and when you sear it won’t over cook
Cougz19
Jan 1, 2:46pm
I always measure the thickness of my cuts in order to better gauge how much time to sear.
DJROSS
Jan 1, 12:02pm
I don’t like to Sous Vide anything with a lot of fat. It doesn’t break it down very well. I did ribeyes once and they
Busting Coveys
Jan 1, 12:09pm
I will never sous vide ribeyes again. Fat just doesn't render properly. NY Strip or sirloins do much better with sous
LaserCoug
Jan 1, 12:10pm
Also don't put the oil in the pan. Coat the steak in the oil. You get a better sear that way
LaserCoug
Jan 1, 12:18pm
Another tip is to pat the steaks dry before searing. You'll get a good sear
Hypnotoad
Jan 1, 12:19pm
Too much fat in a ribeye to be great in a sous vide.
kccougar
Jan 1, 12:57pm
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