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rotuts

rotuts

here are a few more pics of the above project.

 

I decided to cut up the Roast into three pieces , as they would be easier to deal with when SV'd and Fz :

 

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the whole trimmed roast , sans  silver skin

 

i cut this into 3 :  

 

5a5516b8e3729_CTender2.thumb.jpg.928dbe02a701522357f4265c0517cb35.jpg

 

the thinner end  ( far R )  1/3 , and the 2/3'd thicker end cut in 1/2  ( L )

 

it does take quite a Leap of Faith to work w RedBoat40 in its initial liquid form !

 

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of course I fully understand the Chuck Tender is not initially tender at all.

 

hoping SV will fix that , and RB40 / garlic powder / toasted Onion powder ( should i find it in time )  

 

might provide interesting flavors.

 

I chose not to use my favs   Penzey's Chicago Steak and Sauer's Roast Prime Rib  

 

because of their salt content  and this will be a long SV

rotuts

rotuts

here are a few more pics of the above project.

 

I decided to cut up the Roast into three pieces , as they would be easier to deal with when SV'd and Fz :

 

5a55169247a34_CTender1.thumb.jpg.a8ae9d8e962fc7a3d6c09d67b59e7b80.jpg

 

the whole trimmed roast , sans  silver skin

 

i cut this into 3 :  

 

5a5516b8e3729_CTender2.thumb.jpg.928dbe02a701522357f4265c0517cb35.jpg

 

the thinner end  ( far R )  1/3 , and the 2/3'd thicker end cut in 1/2  ( L )

 

it does take quite a Leap of Faith to work w RedBoat40 in its initial liquid form !

 

laughing.gif.aff410d68ebf7048e105ae80361a11f4.gif

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