been pan searing for years with butter and garlic basting. the ONLY bad thing about this is they smoke up the house EVERY time.
the ONLY part I disagree with is washing the meat. that is utterly pointless. I only see black folks doing this.

been pan searing for years with butter and garlic basting. the ONLY bad thing about this is they smoke up the house EVERY time.
the ONLY part I disagree with is washing the meat. that is utterly pointless. I only see black folks doing this.
Im gonna have to look into that oneBreh you got that Hawaiian Ribeye from houston recipe? Popped in my head recently and I wanna try it soon..
I dunno breh. I understand that cooking it especially at high heat will kill the bacteria but I still gotta clean it. These butchers could have dropped it on the floor or done some other fukk shyt..and it wont sit right with me if I just take it out the package without doing some form of cleaning first.
I sous vide mine and then sear it.
I use vinegar.u think chain stores are gonna risk selling meat that's fallen on the floor??? the risk isn't worth the reward.
furthermore, water doesn't kill bacteria. heat does. all water does is spread bacteria around.
Do you have a tall stock pot or a Dutch oven? That could do.I got a sous vide for christmas, but have yet to use it. I don't have the big water tank for it.
I need heavy cracked pepper on my steak.
Do you have a tall stock pot or a Dutch oven? That could do.
I use vinegar.
Vinegar actually does kill bacteria. As does lemon juice. But hey, if you dont want to wash your meat (super pausevinegar is just acid. it's not used to kill bacteria in any setting either.
I hope you don't eat out because restaurants don't "wash" their meat.Vinegar actually does kill bacteria. As does lemon juice. But hey, if you dont want to wash your meat (super pause) its all good breh.
To each is own
I can only control what I can controlI hope you don't eat out because restaurants don't "wash" their meat.
Yeah, clip the bag to the side, and it should sink if you vacuumed sealed it properly. Apply plastic wrap to the top of the pot, make a hole to vent the some of the steam so you can minimize evaporation.no dutch oven, but yeah I do have a tall pot that could accomodate the likes of gumbo. use that?
One time I got into watching these old Julia Childs cooking videosVinegar actually does kill bacteria. As does lemon juice. But hey, if you dont want to wash your meat (super pause) its all good breh.
To each is own
Yeah, clip the bag to the side, and it should sink if you vacuumed sealed it properly. Apply plastic wrap to the top of the pot, make a hole to vent the some of the steam so you can minimize evaporation.
The sous vide is a great machine for cooking, I hope you enjoy it. You can bulk cook eggs, cook delicate protein, and even make deserts.
Please don’t wash meat.You’re making a homemade pathogen aerosol in your kitchen. Salmonella is no fukking joke.