Flavors adapted from Just Bento
Ingredients:
10g sesame oil
5g Verjuice
5 drops sherry vinegar
10g sugar
20g soya sauce
Rump Steak
Mix everything but the steak in a small bowl.
Slice the steak into strips that are 1.5cm wide and 1cm thick. Each piece should have a bit of the end cap fat.
Brush the steak pieces with the sauce on all sides.
Vacuum seal so that the pieces do not overlap.
Sous vide at 60C for 8 hours.
Notes:
Flavors were good, but next time I will sous vide it at a lower temperature for a longer time.
The meat was a little dry.
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Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Buttery Sous Vide Veal Shank
Ingredients
1 veal shank -- 1.2kg
35g butter
salt
oil
3 bay leaves
3 cloves of garlic 6 cloves
Brush oil over the shank, then sear on all sides. Salt as you go.
Put everything into bag and sous vide at 55C for 24 hours, then raise temperature to 57C for another 24 hours.
Remove from bag. Pour off juices to make sauce if desired.
Sear on all sides.
Notes:
Very tender and soft. Not in the least dry.
I could cut it easily with a butter knife.
The main problem with sous vide cooking for me at the moment is the difficulty I have in salting. This veal shank was not salty enough.
1 veal shank -- 1.2kg
35g butter
salt
oil
3 bay leaves
3 cloves of garlic 6 cloves
Brush oil over the shank, then sear on all sides. Salt as you go.
Put everything into bag and sous vide at 55C for 24 hours, then raise temperature to 57C for another 24 hours.
Remove from bag. Pour off juices to make sauce if desired.
Sear on all sides.
Notes:
Very tender and soft. Not in the least dry.
I could cut it easily with a butter knife.
The main problem with sous vide cooking for me at the moment is the difficulty I have in salting. This veal shank was not salty enough.
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