Seasoned with salt and garlic. 127° for 3.5 hours. Seared on cast iron. Wish I could’ve went longer but to get to sleep. Put in fridge and seared a few hours later. Delightful

by AlmostDizzy

19 Comments

  1. Royal_Basil1583

    I can’t imagine that garlic does anything.

  2. funkr3gulator

    No need to go longer, I found the longer you go the more roast beef flavors are made, sounds like a fine job there

  3. XQCoL2Yg8gTw3hjRBQ9R

    Did you sear it on a panini toaster or what is that contraption the pan is seated on?

  4. stoneman9284

    Have you tried higher temps? I feel like you’re really missing out at 127 on a ribeye but if that’s how you like it, more power to you!

  5. TactLacker710

    Grill marks yet claims cast iron, 127 for a fatty ribeye, garlic in the bag. Is this a troll post?

  6. MostlyH2O

    For me 127 is a bit low for ribeye, but it’s personal preference. I’m definitely a 135-137 for fatty cuts of meat.

    I’m just sorry I got to this post too late to save you. Bag garlic takes another life too soon

  7. CaviarTaco

    Sorry bud, you got to read the rules. No garlic and 137.

  8. Plucked_Dove

    What did you do to those poor eggs?

  9. Billy-Beer-76

    Did you fry those eggs for 3.5 hours as well

  10. clush005

    ARE YOU OK?!! DID THE GARLIC KILL YOU?!!

  11. the_bee_unit

    People should read other posts on this subreddit before making posts like this

  12. Safe-Nefariousness-7

    Garlic in Sous Vide is not a good idea m

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