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rotuts

rotuts

SV has been studied here for meat extensively

 

as has CB.

 

135 - 145  gives you meat with retention of more jus from the meat  than  160 - 189  which is more of a traditional braise w the jus 

 

rendered for sauce.

 

remember :  w SV  time gives you tenderness at all temps,

 

the two temp ranges just give you two different results  w regard to meat's moisture and flavor in the meat itself

 

there is no one way to cook CB.

 

just stop boiling it.  even allow simmer is way out of date for the best result.

 

unless you enjoy Steamy windows, and that cabbage smell every where , which is of course traditional 

 

llike socks you've forgotten to change and wash

rotuts

rotuts

SV has been studied here for meat extensively

 

as has CB.

 

135 - 145  gives you meat with retention of more jus from the meat  than  160 - 189  which is more of a traditional braise w the jus 

 

rendered for sauce.

 

remember :  w SV  time gives you tenderness at all temps,

 

the two temp ranges just give you two different results  w regard to meat's moisture and flavor in the meat itself

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