random meat content. I don’t often cook but when I do…it turns out OK. 😂 open to advice!

Reply to this note

Please Login to reply.

Discussion

Thanks #[1] ! Zapping

I like to reverse sear. Put the meat in the oven at low temp, like 200F, preferably with a wireless thermometer. Take it out at desired internal temp, for me around 125F. Let it rest for like 10 minutes. Then sear on high heat in ghee or other high temp fat. 🤌

Bat Signal Tagging #[2] 🌐💞🕊️ Great job cooking!!

Was just about to post this bavette with butter

🤤

🤌

*drool* I’ve got a picanha begging to be grilled.

Give her all the love

You know it. 👍🏻

sir let’s keep it pg

Filthy

Thank you for sharing pictures of your meat with us

That may have been funnier inside of my head than out…🤣

#[4] out here shamelessly reposting his own dinner. Haha🤣

Does look good though.

Got beverages to go with it.

well done :) (it is not.) a good job you did indeed. nom. please tell me you used a soux vide gun or something? if not, this is excellent cast iron skills, but it looks more like the work of a carbon steel pan on low heat.

Smoking high heat cast iron :)

interesting.. :D a flash sear then.

Sous vide is such lazy perfection. I especially enjoy it for burgers.

send location 📍 I will run my way there 🤤

Looks a little raw.

Can’t quite tell the cut

I wonder if it is one of the round roasts...

Seems something like that. I’d go very very low and very very slow.

Totally agree. Watch that internal temp.

Been on low and slow for about 7 hrs. Will post #[4] reaction shortly

Haha I was hoping you would notice. I believe it is just a round cut? In the slow cooker for tonight.

That’s a good method for it

Excited to meet you and discuss cuts of meat and preparation at #nostrica? Among other topics 😂

Pull it at 125 and rest it for 10 min before carving