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HungryChris

HungryChris


needs salt

Pork tenderloins are on sale this week for $1.99pp, so it seemed the perfect opportunity to try another sous vide. I did this one at 133.5 F for 3 hours. I chose rosemary and garlic, olive oil and salt and pepper as additions. My intention was to prepare a product to be served cold, as a sandwich meat. This one cost a whopping $3.22.

Here it is with the silver skin removed.

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2 cloves of garlic and 2 rosemary sprigs per.

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I like to bring the bath up close to temp on the stove.

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Set the timer for 3 hours, once it's back up to speed with the added cargo.

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Here is the finished product after being chilled in an ice bath. Nice notes of rosemary and garlic, relatively juicy and not overly pink. I believe this will make great sandwiches. It does want for a bit of salt, but that can be added to the sandwiches.

HC

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HungryChris

HungryChris


needs salt

Pork tenderloins are on sale this week for $1.99pp, so it seemed the perfect opportunity to try another sous vide. I did this one at 133.5 F for 3 hours. I chose rosemary and garlic, olive oil and salt and pepper as additions. My intention was to prepare a product to be served cold, as a sandwich meat. This one cost a whopping $3.22.

Here it is with the silver skin removed.

IMG_1000.thumb.JPG.32c81ad57fad318bfe74652a03a057e3.JPG

2 cloves of garlic and 2 rosemary sprigs per.

IMG_1002.thumb.JPG.de29fe822680ac72536fbd82b9635e39.JPGIMG_1006.thumb.JPG.487aaab7d7d1ba7c579640911b621831.JPG

I like to bring the bath up close to temp on the stove.

IMG_1004.thumb.JPG.d3f0b4ba2245e310e7b2e0bde0d22c81.JPG

Set the timer for 3 hours, once it's back up to speed with the added cargo.

IMG_1008.thumb.JPG.e7883c97de7846134ffc35d104477d64.JPG

Her is the finished product after being chilled in an ice bath. Nice notes of rosemary and garlic, relatively juicy and not overly pink. I believe this will make great sandwiches. It does want for a bit of salt, but that can be added to the sandwiches.

HC

IMG_1012.thumb.JPG.25fefdcca3d8741302ccba3262ff15a1.JPG

HungryChris

HungryChris


needs salt

Pork tenderloins are on sale this week for $1.99pp, so it seemed the perfect opportunity to try another sous vide. I did this one at 133.5 F for 3 hours. I chose rosemary and garlic, olive oil and salt and pepper as additions. My intention was to prepare a product to be served cold, as a sandwich meat. This one cost a whopping $3.22.

Here it is with the silver skin removed.

IMG_1000.thumb.JPG.32c81ad57fad318bfe74652a03a057e3.JPG

2 cloves of garlic and 2 rosemary sprigs per.

IMG_1002.thumb.JPG.de29fe822680ac72536fbd82b9635e39.JPGIMG_1006.thumb.JPG.487aaab7d7d1ba7c579640911b621831.JPG

I like to bring the bath up close to temp on the stove.

IMG_1004.thumb.JPG.d3f0b4ba2245e310e7b2e0bde0d22c81.JPG

Set the timer for 3 hours, once it's back up to speed with the added cargo.

IMG_1008.thumb.JPG.e7883c97de7846134ffc35d104477d64.JPG

Her is the finished product after being chilled in an ice bath. Nice notes of rosemary and garlic, relatively juicy and not overly pink. I believe this will make great sandwiches. It does want for a bit of salt, but that can be added to the sandwiches.

HC

IMG_1012.thumb.JPG.25fefdcca3d8741302ccba3262ff15a1.JPG

HungryChris

HungryChris

Pork tenderloins are on sale this week for $1.99pp, so it seemed the perfect opportunity to try another sous vide. I did this one at 133.5 F for 3 hours. I chose rosemary and garlic, olive oil and salt and pepper as additions. My intention was to prepare a product to be served cold, as a sandwich meat. This one cost a whopping $3.22.

Here it is with the silver skin removed.

IMG_1000.thumb.JPG.32c81ad57fad318bfe74652a03a057e3.JPG

2 cloves of garlic and 2 rosemary sprigs per.

IMG_1002.thumb.JPG.de29fe822680ac72536fbd82b9635e39.JPGIMG_1006.thumb.JPG.487aaab7d7d1ba7c579640911b621831.JPG

I like to bring the bath up close to temp on the stove.

IMG_1004.thumb.JPG.d3f0b4ba2245e310e7b2e0bde0d22c81.JPG

Set the timer for 3 hours, once it's back up to speed with the added cargo.

IMG_1008.thumb.JPG.e7883c97de7846134ffc35d104477d64.JPG

Her is the finished product after being chilled in an ice bath. Nice notes of rosemary and garlic, relatively juicy and not overly pink. I believe this will make great sandwiches.

HC

IMG_1012.thumb.JPG.25fefdcca3d8741302ccba3262ff15a1.JPG

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