First time doing a Chuck roast on this so be gentle. Seasoned it with some Worcestershire sauce and a dry rub from Bloor meat markets. Put it in for 24 hours at 135 and I think it came out perfect. Used tinfoil for the evaporation as I’m waiting to get a proper container

by tyrionlannistark41

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  2. tyrionlannistark41

    Sorry also to add I seared it in cast iron with just butter.

  3. DrBendix

    Probably my favorite thing to SV. Have yet to fuck one up!

  4. Justme_peekingin

    Chuck roast easily disguised as a prime cut after a sous vide! love a sous vide chuck the tenderest ever.

  5. Relative_Year4968

    Tinfoil for evaporation, what?