cerebus
Honorary Master
Looks delicious. Did you crumb the top? What's that black pod-looking thing sticking out near the back? Looks a bit like a caper.
Crumbed...?
Yeah that's a caper, and the top is a mix of butter, crumbs, cheese and parsley.
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Looks delicious. Did you crumb the top? What's that black pod-looking thing sticking out near the back? Looks a bit like a caper.
Crumbed...?
Looks wonderful Randhir.
Do you find pre searing makes a difference taste wise? I know they ran a test on seriouseats, but there was no definitive answer.
Thanks, I'll give this a go next time.It's not necessarily about taste, but I find that the pre-sear gives a better crust. Straight out of the bag with no pre-sear, the meat is always a bit too moist (even with drying it) to get cracking sear. With the pre-sear, you're just refreshing the crust. Got the idea from Chefsteps
Thanks, I'll give this a go next time.
This was ridiculous. Made as described above. Served with bok choy sauteed with some garlic, soy sauce and cream.
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My pleasure. What setup are you using?
I'm so over steak. It's such a cop out.
Using an Anova Precision Cooker.
I'm very happy with it, even though I could use it a bit more![]()
Do you own a nandos?
Do you own a nandos?
Mostly steaks and I made a deboned leg of lamb that was terribly disappointing. Purely my fault of course. Too long at too high a temp.Awesome. What have you made with it? Had it long?
Mostly steaks and I made a deboned leg of lamb that was terribly disappointing. Purely my fault of course. Too long at too high a temp.
The best result I've had was with a large chuck roast. 72 hours at 54° and then I cut it in half and popped on the braai.
Better than a ribeye.
Next item on my menuI also love this, but I think I go for 24-48 hours. Have you tried short-rib yet?
Next item on my menu
Sitting in the fridge and going into the bath either tomorrow or Friday.