133F @ 2hrs + reverse seared with bacon grease/butter.

Salt, pepper, garlic powder, thyme.

First time using sous vide on my elk and I absolutely loved it.

by cjramsey

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  2. cjramsey

    Did I break rules? Not sure how to edit it. For conversation, anyone else have elk recipes? Now I’m inspired to use the sous vide on one of my elk roasts. Maybe finish in the smoker?

  3. Dry_Button3132

    Looks great! Is elk as tender as beef when it’s cooked this way?