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Old 04-29-2020, 10:54 AM   #29
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Default It's a combination of time and temp

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Originally Posted by jbolty View Post
I bought a sous vide gadget a few months ago and then forgot all about it; still in the box. What temp do you cook the steaks to? 120 or so?
With a sous vide - it is time and temperature. So - you are looking for X degrees for Y hours. It gets the food to temperature relatively quickly, the tenderness comes from the time.

EX - my #1 from a sous vide is boneless pork chops. 1.5", 140 degrees, 2 hours. Very hot cast iron to finish. As good as you will ever have
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