131° for 2 hours 10 minutes, cooled, then seared. Not super impressed. I probably won’t splurge on it again.

by jadensemiller

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  2. InebriatedQuail

    Wagyu is one of the worst types of meat to sous vide. You need the fat to render, and fat renders at 137°. I’d reverse sear a steak like that, rather than sous vide it

  3. e7603rs2wrg8cglkvaw4

    what are the nondescript cream colored pucks?