To: Chipper; Jamestown1630
I Sous vide in my InstantPot. Turns out amazing ribeyes and tenderloin. I understand that the sous vide method turns out perfectly cooked tender cuts of meat, but don't you miss the carmelization/Maillard reaction on the surfaces?
94 posted on
03/01/2018 9:40:35 PM PST by
boatbums
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To: boatbums
You can sear the outside before or after you Sous vide the meat. I think before is the ideal. Ive been using my torch after I Sous vide them, but only because I havent gotten a good cast iron pan yet.
115 posted on
03/02/2018 3:32:31 PM PST by
Chipper
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