Big old boneless ribeye roast that’s going at 136° since 11pm last night. Going to sear and carve just before dinner.

by GammeRJammeR

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  2. GammeRJammeR

    I’m going at 136° for 16+ hours. Then going to either sear it in the convection oven at 550° or on the griddle. Any tips? Still have a few hours before removing this from the water bath.

  3. bklyndrvr

    Good luck. I have a rib roast ready for Xmas.

  4. TreesOne

    I went 130 for mine. Finishing it off in the next hour or so. Good luck to you!

  5. Disastrous_Leader_89

    Did Duck Confit here. That was 36 hours

  6. speppers69

    129° for 24-36 hours depending on size. Anything above 132° will be too done. Low and long for sous vide.

  7. CaviarTaco

    Damn I didn’t even know they made a Boos board that’s only for carving meat? Pretty bougie!