Let me just say that if 137 is some kind of protracted joke I am going to be VERY disappointed.

by selfawarestardust

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  2. I just did a ribeye at 134 for 1:30. Like. Butter.

  3. MostlyH2O

    It’s my favorite way to do a ribeye because you can do a shorter bath, which I think helps preserve the texture.

    But it isn’t a huge difference. You can get a good render with a longer cook at a lower temperature, but I wouldn’t go below 132.

    I typically do about 90 minutes at 137, and for every degree below that I would add about 5-7 minutes to get a complete rendering of the fat.

  4. Steven1789

    Nice deckel/spinalis/cap.

    Such a tasty part and I prefer to buy ribeyes with a big cap.

  5. Admirable-Kitchen737

    >Let me just say that if 137 is some kind of protracted joke I am going to be VERY disappointed.

    You do not trust the internet?

  6. SirGunther

    Hope you had better luck than I. I’ve tried 137 a few times, just too tough for me.