MacKenzie

Thanks, tinyfish and just think it is still cooked even though you have that great colour.

Dinner time,

Just pulled the meat apart, the method works -

wilburpan, I can just imagine how tasty that was and that is the leanest pork belly I've ever seen    

Thanks, dstr8, yes, the beef ribs are fully tender when done at 137 F for 48 hours. I'll reconfirm that at dinner this evening.

It was a decent test and we gobbled them up but it wasn't the flavor I was looking for.

Oh well might run to the store for another test this afternoon. Really tough job trying to get it just right - LOL

Someone has to make the sacrifice and you're just the man to do it    

ckreef, do those ever look tasted from where I am sitting  

tinyfish, the fat will soft up and become clearish and there will be some fat in the bag juices that remain but not a lot. This pix shows what the fat looks like. Hope that helps.

Trying something different this time, searing first then SV @137F for 48 hours.

I have 6 slabs of ribs altogether-

Seared.
 

I was just going to post this. green egg as the best....hah!

Goes to show you how accurate this article is:)

I don't sear my chicken. It now looks fine to my eyes and if you have a little sauce that might help the final look. Steak I usually sear. Don't forget to take pixs. I'm anxious to hear and see what you think:-)

I think the last time I did chicken breasts I just sprinkled in garlic granules, some pepper and a sprig of rosemary and sous vide at 140 F for 3 hour, if you are busy and they go 4 hours no problem. Fresh garlic is not something you want to sous vide but granulated works fine. Steak is fantastic and I'd do that next. I hope you have a read up on the proper method for example once the chicken or whatever is done and you take it out of the bath if you are not going to eat immediately it should go directly into an ice bath. You don't want to give those anaerobic bacteria a perfect place to grow. Single layer the chicken breasts that way the heat will get to the interior of the meat quicker, you don't want to stack them on top of each other, lay them side by side. Don't be shocked by the paleness when they come out of the bag, slice a bit off and close your eyes and taste. You will very soon get over the appearance of the outside. Very important, save the bag juices, they are awesome.

CC, I finished it today and consider yourself and brush invited for the next time

Boneless skinless chicken breasts would be my vote     

CC, I owe you big time for that  

I'm glad you liked my burger pix and I'll have to say it tasted great. It was late when I finished up a deck staining job and almost too tired to cook but in the end I was glad that I did

Thanks, tinyfish and ckreef:) It took me forever to get the full size pixs to post but I'm happy it finally worked out:)

Wait for it, wait for it  

Burgers are cooked but need a little sear to finish them off-

Cheese burger on a "Teaser Bun"

Cheese Burger-

Delicious, Tony and that corn looks wonderful too. I love corn on the cob     

Keep dreaming, tinyfish

Tony, that looks like a great dinner, nice and moist lamb, plus there appears to lots left for another time

Tony, that is why I made these this evening. I've been out of bread for a few days and too busy to make any so I've been eating hot dog rolls, hamburger rolls until I forced to do something about the situation

I thought I'd pull a Dennis and post teaser pixs.   You just know what will show up in a couple of days after seeing this 

I actually have a baker's dozen from the recipe

Even better, Dennis

CC, another new gadget, some of us do love our gadgets and I think one will come in real handy inside and out     

5698K, I'm with you on the gas stove, love it  

Tony, lots of great flavor on that plate, yummie yummie      

Ceramic Chef, what a fantastic cook, everything just looks sooooooooooo tasty