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teesquare:
Please post what food item you cooked, and include the following please:

Temperature -

Degree of doneness-

thickness of item cooked -

Any pictures are helpful, but if we at least have the above - we can build data base for quick reference that anyone can use.

Thanks!
T

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teesquare:
Food cooked: prime rib roast

Thickness: 4 in.

Time: cold smoked using oak for 1 hour, then SV for 6 hours  - finished with HOT cast iron skilled sear 1 minute on each side.

SV Temp: 135F

Medium rare.

Taste - excellent. Maybe the best I have ever cooked regardless of method.

Texture: great! - nut melt, mushy, or grainy. Good beefy "al dente" bite.

Tenderness: Cut easily, almost like butter.

Additional info: Raw weight was 3lb. 3.5 oz. cooked weight was 2.lb 14.9 oz. Total weight loss was 4.6 oz.

Wingman:
Food cooked: Top round London Broil, 2+ lb.

Thickness: 1+ in.

Time: 5 ½ hr

SV Temp: 130F

Medium rare(ish).

Taste:  great beefy flavor

Texture: grainy

Tenderness: So so, expected better

Additional info: Lost lots of moisture due to long cook? Intended 4 hr, actual 5.5

Thread on cook: http://www.letstalkbbq.com/index.php?topic=9567.msg128549;topicseen#msg128549

Las Vegan Cajun:
Standing Rib Roast (USDA Choice)

Temperature - SV @ 130F for 8 hours, then into a preheated for 15 minutes BEESR on HI (15) for 30 minutes.

Degree of doneness- Medium Rare

Thickness of item cooked - ~4-5 inches (2 bones thick)

Seasoning - Coated with sea salt and fresh ground pepper after the SV bath just before the sear in the BEESR.

Texture was on par with any prime cut that I have had anywhere.  Nice tenderness without being mushy, was able to cut with a butter knife.  A nice even color throughout the entire roast, the infrared heat from the BEESR made a nice crust on the outside with almost no penetration into the pink part of the roast.



spuds:
Food cooked: Chuck Steak,Select Grade.
Thickness: 3/4 in.15 ounce
Time: 19 hr
SV Temp: 135F
Doneness: rare
Fluid loss: 3 ounces
Taste: very beefy goodness
Texture: grainy
Tenderness:Fork tender

Additional info:Sliced,4 hours on a plate in refrigerator to reabsorb fluids,served cold with horseradish dip.Tender and moist
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