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Shelby

Shelby

I found some venison steaks from 2013 in the freezer--yes they were buried.  Anyway, I decided to thaw and SV them.  I know now why they were buried....they were cut kind of thin in order to make chicken fried venison.  I decided to forge ahead and use them.  Again, we raved about the SV way of cooking.  Since they were so thin and I knew that I would be searing them after the water batch, I used a temp. of 120F (we like them rare) and did them for about an hour and half.  Good stuff.

 

PS.  The cut was the end of the backstrap.

 

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Shelby

Shelby

I found some venison steaks from 2013 in the freezer--yes they were buried.  Anyway, I decided to thaw and SV them.  I know now why they were buried....they were cut kind of thin in order to make chicken fried venison.  I decided to forge ahead and use them.  Again, we raved about the SV way of cooking.  Since they were so thin and I knew that I would be searing them after the water batch, I used a temp. of 120F (we like them rare) and did them for about an hour and half.  Good stuff.

 

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