Moo, Oink Oink & Cluck Cluck


 

JeffG

TVWBB Emerald Member
First time using the Sous Vide.

The Moo
I went with a Tri-Tip, marinated for a day in Evoo, kosher salt, black pepper and rosemary sprigs.
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Oink Oink
Rib on the smoker with my usual coffee garlic, brown sugar etc. rub

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Cluck Cluck joined the smoker. Marinated in Pepper Plant Sauce and Vinaigrette Dressing....Thanks ChuckO

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Here we go a 6 hour Tri-Tip Sous Vide trial run at 134*

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I flipped the Vortex over and it seemed like a perfect sear station for the Tri-Tip.
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Next....

After 6 hours in the jacuzzi.

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The Sear, turn up the volume.:cool:

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No chewy chicken skin on this cook:D

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Thanks Chris Allingham for your great video on how to cut a Tri-Tip, this is etched in my head now.

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Colonel Sanders Cole Slaw recipe..from the intra webs.

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And some spuds and onions, cheese added later.

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Money shot.

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Plated.

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My BBQ watcher, you can see in other pics.

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Fun was had and i hid one plate of leftovers for me the next day.

Isn't cooking fun, enjoy and thanks for looking.

Jeff.
 
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Outstanding results, Jeff. I'm struggling to choose a favorite among Moo, Oink Oink, or Cluck Cluck, but I've never tried anything cooked sous vide before, so if I had to choose one I'm gonna have to go with Moo.
 
Great looking spread Jeff. It all looks delicious!

Glad you liked it.

Outstanding results, Jeff. I'm struggling to choose a favorite among Moo, Oink Oink, or Cluck Cluck, but I've never tried anything cooked sous vide before, so if I had to choose one I'm gonna have to go with Moo.

Jerome it was my first try using the Sous Vid and cooking a Tri-Tip, if was so tender i could not believe it.
 
Perfection on a plate Jeff, very well done indeed

Bill i will never be in your class of cooking, and the recipes you come up with and photos you take, we can all aspire too be like you.
PS. I stole your rosemary sprig idea from one of you post for the Tri-Tip Sous Vide cook.....:rolleyes:
 

 

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