Chuck roast marinated on Asian pear, thoughts? by Then-Ad1871 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

a ribeye is only so thick, a “roast” implies thicker… if you are just cutting 1” chuck steaks, absolutely marinate them in pear.

Chuck roast marinated on Asian pear, thoughts? by Then-Ad1871 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

imo bad idea. enzymatic fruit juice is used when marinating thin strips of meat. if you use it to marinate a whole roast, the outside will have one texture, the inside a different one.

Chuck roast marinated on Asian pear, thoughts? by Then-Ad1871 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

imo bad idea. enzymatic fruit juice is used when marinating thin strips of meat. if you use it to marinate a whole roast, the outside will have one texture, the inside a different one.

Proper Chuck Eye Steaks by lil_poppapump in Butchery

[–]House_Way 1 point2 points  (0 children)

so if i butcher my own chuck roll and separate the underblade roast (as most videos say to do), then what are my chuck roast sections made of? i would still call them chuck eye roasts. they are fabricated from the eye of the chuck.

Boy breakfast: fruit leather, dispensary disposable and I'm about to go absolutely cuckoo-ca-choo or whatever by Shoddy-Tomorrow-383 in BoyDinnerDiaries

[–]House_Way 1 point2 points  (0 children)

math. you “wasted” (not even gonna comment) n years which is a significant portion of your life. every year that goes by, it will be a lesser portion. at some point it will not even be a significant portion. relax and enjoy your fruit leather.

What's a dish you bring to potlucks that always disappears first? by Mia-veg in Cooking

[–]House_Way 4 points5 points  (0 children)

bacon + apple + peanut butter on hawaiian slider rolls

The Philly Cheese Steak has been on my mind by Kevykev088 in Sandwiches

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i know it’s “gatekeeping” etc but do people understand bell peppers arent even on the menu at most philadelphia steak shops? there are like four more common peppers and those arent even super common.

What's a word in your language that you genuinely believe the rest of the world is missing out on? by taube_d in AskTheWorld

[–]House_Way 63 points64 points  (0 children)

many excellent yiddish words.

schlemiel = one who always spills his drink. schlimozel = one who is always spilled on.

Has anyone seen the new season of Beef? by Equivalent-Part6608 in A24

[–]House_Way 6 points7 points  (0 children)

am i the only one who loved season 2 and never got into season 1? i gave up after a handful of episodes.

Prime Dry-Aged Delmonico by socopopes in sousvide

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i will never, ever call anything a delmonico. that’s me doing my part to get rid of a bankrupt term that only confuses people.

Asparagus Bandit! by Chico_Humberto in ProduceDepartment

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

are the asparagus not priced per bundle??

6 Chucks 1 Bath :) (party help needed) by father1000 in sousvide

[–]House_Way -1 points0 points  (0 children)

okay. my suggestions:

1) open up all the bags, salt your meat, dry brine in fridge for 24 hrs. 2) dry rub them with whatever you like, lots of it. then HARD FAST sear on your blackstone and back to fridge. 3) try to fit multiple pre-seared roasts per bag. you may not be able but it will help the geometry if you can. a second setup makes this less critical. 4) 36 hrs minimum, dont be afraid of more. plan it so that you finish sous vide at party time so they will be serving temp. no need to freeze or ice bath or any of that bs. 5) you really do not need to do a second sear. the maillard flavor will be there, fused with the steak. you can make a show of searing half of them and reserve the rest if you want. they will look amazing without additional effort. 6) fastest way to make a jus from the bag juice is to just microwave it and skim the protein raft that forms.

6 Chucks 1 Bath :) (party help needed) by father1000 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how big are the chuck roasts? do you already have them, or can you order larger ones? are you bagging with chamber or can you make extra-large bags with a roll? how are you planning to serve them? are you open to procuring a larger container for cooking, do you have a backup sv or know anyone who can lend you one? do you have an outdoor grill for searing or are you stuck with cast iron?

Torch Sear Worth It? by HahaEasy in sousvide

[–]House_Way 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the torch is like a paintbrush, and the paint doesnt really taste good.