Why does my sous vide beef look like my ammolite?
by Evening_Cheesecake25
Why does my sous vide beef look like my ammolite?
by Evening_Cheesecake25
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Is there garlic in there?
It’s just light distortion due to how meat was cut. It’s fine. Unless you have poured gasoline into it.
Please give more details like what the cut is, the other contents of the bag, what temp you cooked at, and for how long.
I was wondering why you were sous vide cooking an ammolite.