Had them in the sous vide for a little over an hour at 130. Rested in the fridge, then seared on my sear burner on the grill. A bit more gray band than I would have liked, but still came out great.

by what_is_a_redditor

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  2. pantry-pisser

    Honest question: Why buy a tbone like this? There’s almost no filet on it. You could get a boneless new York for cheaper, or get a porterhouse that has a decent sized filet on it.

  3. linkinparkervii

    I just bought a sous vide last week, first thing I tried was T-bone from my 1/2 cow. Only issue i had was the sear at the end. The bone sticks put proud of the meat and couldn’t get a great sear