I never had that problem but today my steak tastet wet and too juicy. Sear and color was exactly how I wanted it but the wetness destroyed it for me.

Recipe: 56°C (132.8°F) for 90 Minutes

Roastbeef

Had it in the freezer, put it out 24h ago in the refrigerator and 2h before Sous Vide out there as well. (I know I don't have to do that but normally I drive well with it)

Nothing excapt for meat in the bag. After Sous Vide I had it in a quick Ice Bath, then patted dry and seared it with a flame thrower. Seasoned it after and cut it as shown in the picture.

Anyone have an idea why it was so wet?

by SusVide69

4 Comments

  1. SusVide69

    I could taste that it layed in water. The meat felt like when you’re in water for too long and your skin gets soaked

  2. Ambitious_Policy963

    How odd. The cook looks perfect, tho. I’m a texture person, too, so I get where you’re coming from. 🤷🏻‍♀️

  3. StupidityHurts

    Did you eat it right after searing or did you let it sit a bit?

    Also sometimes previously frozen meat can give off more water since the freezing process can rupture some of the cells and tissue allowing more moisture escape.

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