Salt, pepper, garlic powder, and a hint of lemon pepper. Seared for 20-30 seconds in a ripping hot cast iron pan.

by brendanpatryck

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  2. HalJordan2424

    Did you sear before the sous vide, or after?

  3. Wow ✔️✔️✔️. I take off a little more of the tail fat, but yours’s looks delicious.

  4. Hope no one judges me ripping into it like a caveman because it looks incredible