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24 hr buttermilk soak in a vacuum sealed bag in the refrigerator to try to reduce the minerally taste that I think is what I have not liked about my past attempts.
36 hrs dry brine with Montreal steak seasoning
36 hrs SV at 132f
Sear with A5 wagyu tallow in a ripping hot cast iron skillet.
Next project….beef shanks.
by GrouchyName5093

7 Comments
Well… how was it?
Well…how was it?
Looks great! What is in the bag with the steak?

Looks tasty. But yeah, that’s pretty much just a ribeye. One bone away.
Hahahaha
I’m curious about the buttermilk. I know of it used to marinade chicken before frying. I’ve never seen it used for beef.