Jump to content
  • Welcome to the eG Forums, a service of the eGullet Society for Culinary Arts & Letters. The Society is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of the culinary arts. These advertising-free forums are provided free of charge through donations from Society members. Anyone may read the forums, but to post you must create a free account.

Edit History

rotuts

rotuts

@Victor Lin  

 

another SV'er who will get it right , fairly soon.

 

as sated above , your temps are high for juicy meat

 

the proteins contract and squeeze out the intra-mustcular moisture into the bag

 

that ' jus ' in the bag is almost braise-like. at the temps you listed

 

start w a simgle muscle group from the shoulder or flap meat etc

 

try 130.1  for 24 - 48 and see what you get

 

keep a journal of your studies so you can refer back and not repeat past mistakes.

 

a red engineering note book works best :

 

https://www.staples.com/engineering+paper+notebook/directory_engineering%20paper%20notebook?

 

its been acclaimed on these threads for years !

 

suprise.gif.5baa0c06b85a2567d64b00555b1e983c.gif

 

what's important to understand about SV is 

 

1 ) time swimming in the bag = tenderness

 

@PedroG  had some wonderful tables that pointed out which exact proteins denatures at what temps

 

if you go above these temps the muscle contracts  .  Thus a Braise w jus for gravy but dry meat.

 

2 ) temperature of the Pool  = doneness   i.e. rare , med etc

 

its that simple

 

there is more information here on SV that is  member calibrated    

 

than anywhere else on the Net.

rotuts

rotuts

@Victor Lin  

 

another SV'er who will get it right , fairly soon.

 

as sated above , your temps are high for juicy meat

 

the proteins contract and squeeze out the intra-mustcular moisture into the bag

 

that ' jus ' in the bag is almost braise-like. at the temps you listed

 

start w a simgle muscle group from the shoulder or flap meat etc

 

try 130.1  for 24 - 48 and see what you get

 

keep a journal of your studies so you can refer back and not repeat past mistakes.

 

a red engineering note book works best :

 

https://www.staples.com/engineering+paper+notebook/directory_engineering%20paper%20notebook?

 

its been acclaimed on these threads for years !

 

suprise.gif.5baa0c06b85a2567d64b00555b1e983c.gif

 

what's important to understand about SV is 

 

1 ) time swimming in the bag = tenderness

 

2 ) temperature of the Pool  = doneness   i.e. rare , med etc

 

its that simple

 

there is more information here on SV that is  member calibrated    

 

than anywhere else on the Net.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...