Step 1: Season and sear.
Trim the beef, and then rub it with salt and pepper. Sear in butter in a cast iron pan...
mmm seared beef |
Step 2: Bag it. Add rosemary, thyme, garlic powder and white wine to a zip-lock bag. Add the beef. Work out as much air as possible.
Step 3: Slow cook. I set Frankenstein to 135 degF. The temperature controller has not performed quite as well as I hoped. It seems to run +/- 5 degF. For sous vide cooking, +/- 1 degF is really what you want. Hopefully there is a workaround...
Step 4: 24 hours later...Make a pan sauce. Take the sweet beef juice (lol) from the zip-lock bag. Add butter. Add canned mushrooms, salt, pepper. Simmer it.
Step 5: Finish the pan sauce. I added heavy cream and a clove of garlic.
Step 6: Serve with twice fried fries...Someday later I will go explain how I make those...
bon appetit...
There are roughly $2.50 worth of raw ingredients on that plate. As a side note, the steak could have been trimmed a bit more as the fat that remained was tough. The beef itself was insanely tender.
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