130F for 2 hours put in fridge overnight dried and rested 30 minutes with 1 minute sear on each side. Is this too rare to eat? It has me doing a double take thinking something went wrong with the SV.

by SpagInTheBag

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  2. salsarider2020

    Good idea not showing the sear. People are dickheads about it sometimes… lol. Looks fantastic !!

    Also I don’t think it’s too rare to eat, I would eat it. Check out the pasteurization times I feel like at 130 for 2 hours you are gucci.

  3. nlightningm

    It’s amazing to see just a pure color all the way through