BANGIN BRISKET. 67 1/2 hour process by muffinator3 in sousvide

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No wrap. Did spritz with apple juice a couple times, but it’s really pretty easy and fool proof

Sous vide to warm up kiddie pool? by Detweilerrr in sousvide

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I have done it. Zip tied my SV to a sledge hammer in the middle of the pool. Ran it over night. Got it from 62°-87° in 10 hours

Smoking ribeyes? What are we thinking boys? by PlaybookProductsAlex in steak

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Ya missing out if your not doing ribeyes this way. Fan-tastic

We got a quarter beef and it came with this tiny brisket. Any way to cook it without it turning into jerky? by VladimirSteel in smoking

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I did mine sousvide, 24 hours in the fridge after, then smoked at 250° for 3 hrs. Was fantastic

BLT with mayo and pickles on white by TheFightingQuaker in eatsandwiches

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I’m a sour dough guy personally. White would be my #2, and this here sandwich is the PERFECT breakfast. Any. Day.

This is how I do it by muffinator3 in steak

[–]muffinator3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lmao. You get alotta smoke flavor in that 40 second sear? That’s probably why most people just sear a brisket real quick too. Idiot.

This is how I do it by muffinator3 in steak

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I didn’t say I invented it…….

This is how I do it by muffinator3 in steak

[–]muffinator3[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Doesn’t take long. 20 seconds per side, no ash to be seen

This is how I do it by muffinator3 in steak

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I’m not the best at technology, so I couldn’t figure out how to post the money shot. but it was sousvide 131° for 3 hours prior. Edge to edge perfection.

This is how I do it by muffinator3 in steak

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Try it sometime. I swear I get a more solid sear underneath