Meal Prepping.

by shujin88

20 Comments

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  2. Rockefeller1337

    Throw the garlic out and reseal them

  3. Eastern_Bit_9279

    The home chefs will say alot of things, but the famous restaurant i just soent 18 months working in that was exactly the standard deal 90 mins with rosemary thyme and garlic with abit of butter.

  4. milbug_jrm

    What’s the thought on freezing raw meat vs sous vide first and then freeze? I’ve personally had better luck freezing meat that has already been sous vide.

  5. DoritoDustThumb

    Just stop putting shit in the bag. I swear people do this because it looks better in pictures or something.

  6. Alert_Net31

    Did you marinate them before vacuum sealing? I love fresh garlic too, garlic and steak are such a great combo.

  7. IgnoreMeBot

    Normally you save your aromatics for your sear or they just get bitter and taste like dirt

  8. speppers69

    If you want fresh garlic and herb flavor…heat up a little bit of beef stock/broth with wine along with your fresh smashed garlic and herbs on the stove to boiling. Put it in a small ziploc bag. Then freeze. Add the frozen flavor packet to your meat. You freeze it to help create a better seal if you don’t have a liquid setting on your vac sealer. Makes a great little flavor bomb as you cook your meat.

  9. duecesdueces

    ever since I learned that microplastics leech out in frozen temps, Ive been obssesed in trying to find a solution for freezing. Any suggestions?