Made picanha tonight, sous vide and then on the grill
Made picanha tonight, sous vide and then on the grill
by beerbellybegone
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beerbellybegone
I’ve been making this for a while, always a hit with the boys.
Dry brine for 24 hours, this time I used Montreal seasoning. 6 hours @ 57c, then out of the bag and onto the grill
PhysicsAndFinance85
Looks delicious
chefdrewsmi
I’d eat it but fyi you’re about to get harassed for not resting it long enough.
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I’ve been making this for a while, always a hit with the boys.
Dry brine for 24 hours, this time I used Montreal seasoning. 6 hours @ 57c, then out of the bag and onto the grill
Looks delicious
I’d eat it but fyi you’re about to get harassed for not resting it long enough.
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My first!
Over and needs to rest
Next time try letting it cool down some before putting it on the grill and rest it longer before cutting it. Hope you enjoyed it though.
Why overcooked
Thought you didnt have to rest with sous vide?