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rotuts

rotuts

@flyhigh

 

you can't put the Jus back in the meat .

 

however , traditional braises are said to be better the nest day as some of the Jus

 

might redistribute into the meat ,  not analyzed as far as I can tell.

 

and BTW:  the above PC Rx :

 

browning , approx 11 - 12 minutes , then pressure steamed 3 min + .

 

wonder what internal temp the meat actually get to .

 

as the pics look rare , the 3 min +  probably get the meat to 135 or less.

 

thus its  not really PC'd  , just heated through .

 

and internal fibers probably do not contract that much .

 

thus make sure you get a tender , fatty cut to start out with .

 

and yes , for a very thinly sliced French Dip :  might be fine.

rotuts

rotuts

@flyhigh

 

you can't put the Jus back in the meat .

 

however , traditional braises are said to be better the nest day as some of the Jus

 

might redistribute into the meat ,  not analyzed as far as I can tell.

 

and BTW:  the above PC Rx :

 

browning , approx 11 - 12 minutes , then pressure steamed 3 min + .

 

wonder what internal temp the meat actually get to .

 

as the pics look rare , the 3 min +  probably get the meat to 135 or less.

 

thus its  not really PC'd  , just heated through .

 

and internal fibers probably do not contract that much .

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