The pic washed out the beautiful pink 😕 however the eye of round was so tender. We had steaks from it for breakfast and it was like eating a perfect NY Strip. The rest we sliced and made mock Arby's beef and cheddar. I sous vide at 133f for 18hrs then seared in butter. Seasoning was salt, pepper and garlic.

by disgruntledhumanist

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  2. I know a lot of people will say that 18 hours is too long for eye of round, but me and my family love it. I do 131. We went to a Prime Rib buffet last week, and to be honest, other than the fat, the meat is just as tender. As for price, I can afford eye of round as a weekly roast for home.

  3. Nice! For me eye of round is a great sandwich meat that you can make on weekend and then enjoy the entire week. If you want to take any large piece of meat to another level, do a heavy dry brine overnight. I like to use dried herbes de provence mix, and go heavy on it.

  4. I’m sure it was tasty but I find it hard to believe it tasted like a NY Strip. Sorry.

  5. Outrageous_Ad4252

    I sometimes SV Eye Rounds, and sear in a cast iron pan. Never went as long as you did, will try next time.

  6. 1960megan

    Also the end piece cut up makes great roast beef hash.