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torolover

torolover

6 hours ago, gfweb said:

I wouldn't do it. Great chance to dry out some of it because the surface will get way hotter than the temp it was cooked at.

 

Why not have the oven at 150?

 

But I can't see a reason why you couldn't sear then pop into a bag and put in the SV unit to reheat.

 

I don't want to sear the ribs first and then SV to reheat it, because the crust will get soggy.  I don't have time to sear 10 pounds of meat after reheating by SV either. 

 

The reason I'm using a 400F oven is because I plan on roasting veggies in the oven.  I don't have time to roast veggies first, and then roast the ribs and duck legs separately.

 

I understand the surface of the meat may get hotter then 150F, but not by much right?   Perhaps I should take out the ribs and duck legs at 130F?  That way most of the meat will still be under 150F?

 

 

torolover

torolover

6 hours ago, gfweb said:

I wouldn't do it. Great chance to dry out some of it because the surface will get way hotter than the temp it was cooked at.

 

Why not have the oven at 150?

 

But I can't see a reason why you couldn't sear then pop into a bag and put in the SV unit to reheat.

 

I don't want to sear the ribs first and then SV to reheat it, because the crust will get soggy.  I don't have time to sear 10 pounds of meat after reheating by SV either. 

 

The reason I'm using a 400F oven is because I plan on roasting veggies in the oven.  I don't have time to roast veggies first, and then roast the ribs and duck legs separately.

 

I understand the surface of the meat may get hotter then 150F, but not by much right?   Perhaps I should take out the ribs and duck legs at 130F?  That way most of the meat will still be under 150F right?

 

 

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