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weinoo

weinoo

So we've got these two rather imposing looking rib eyes:

 

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Top one is local, grass fed beef.  Bottom one - obviously a friggin' Wagyu, which basically raises my triglycerides just by looking at the thing.

 

I want to sous vide both of them, and then we'll slam them in a pan to build a crust and maybe make a bit of a pan sauce.

 

Remember that at least two of us (we're gonna be 5, I believe) like medium rare almost bordering on medium vs. totally rare.

 

I also imagine that melting some of that fat away wouldn't be a bad thing.

 

How do I go about my sous vide situation?

weinoo

weinoo

So we've got these two rather imposing looking rib eyes:

 

IMG_7280.thumb.jpeg.2e845991ebe50b7b56cfac510614949f.jpeg

 

68026971604__9813B9A4-DCF8-4B05-B21F-99F82275444E.thumb.jpeg.0c1dfd494fa16999e3e1fac80d920ae5.jpeg

 

Top one is local, grass fed beef.  Bottom one - obviously a friggin' Wagyu, which basically raises my triglycerides just by looking at the thing.

 

I want to sous vide both of them, and then we'll slam then in a pan to build a crust.

 

Remember that at least two of us (we're gonna be 5, I believe) like medium rare almost bordering on medium vs. totally rare.

 

I also imagine that melting some of that fat away wouldn't be a bad thing.

 

How do I go about my sous vide situation?

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