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Makes perfect sense. Half of the attraction for me is the tenderness which sounds so easy to achieve, the other half is how well it seems to match my day - I can get it started early in the day, let it cook for a wide variation of time, then when it's dinner time, take five minutes to sear it and be ready to eat.

 

Thanks, I'll plan to get one after spring break.

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Is that hot enough to do anything to the asparagus? When I have cooked asparagus in the sv, it has taken much higher temperatures than that.

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made a wild yeast starter a few weeks back.. it was doing good over the weekend so I made my first loaf.

 

the 'Ignacio Madrid MGM sour reserve'...

 

Pretty good -- will work on making it better..

 

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Had fax on all night, Mikey, but don't see any Ignacio Madrid here for my breakfast.   :)  Must be the sunspots.  Echoing Al and Shelly, it sure does LOOK good.

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Nice looking loaf Mikey!

Sous vide short ribs, 24 hours at 185.

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Nice Mike. Our Anova arrives today so we should be getting up and running soon.

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Looks like you didn't have a lot of oven spring, and the crumb is dense.  What were your fermentation and proof times?  How much kneading was done? I've done a lot of wild yeast starters, and I may be able to help.  I'm sure it was tasty, though: that's one of the nice things about sourdough bread. :)

 

I think I made one major mistake.. I did the first rise (see what happens), then did the second rise in a glass bowl (see if it comes back). I tried to be as gentile as possible getting it onto a sheet, but it still lost lots of air (knowing that a 3rd rise was not really in the cards).

 

So, my next phase is to get my starter going.. get a nice first rise.. punch down and then form the bread on a sheet (what I did not do).. wait for the second rise.. and then bake away..

 

but open for any advise/tips.. 

 

Cheers,

Mikey

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Did our first run with the Anova tonight. Boneless pork chops with two sprigs of rosemary for two hours at 137, then seared in a hot cast iron pan. Juicy and delicious. We are convinced.

Oh, and Debbie made some kick ass roasted Brussels sprouts.

Yum!

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venison tenderloin with steamed green beans

I used Jacob's hot cast iron in the oven method, with olive oil, thyme, smoked salt, and black pepper, 3 minutes a side.

Sounds great.

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A simple beef stew that includes a bottle of Founders Imperial Stout.

 

Mikey needs stew...

 

Also it must be nice to live in a world were a bottle of Founders is an ingredient.... enjoy...  :P

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Over my break, a friend and I did a dry aged strip proper justice in the hacked-together sous vide:

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3 hours in the cooker then seared on the grill. Possibly one of the best steaks I've ever had and certainly the best I've ever cooked. Now I also have an Anova arriving Thursday.

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Let the water ovening continue. NY strip for me and sirloin strip for Debbie.

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After sear with asparagus and raspberry sauce.

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A bit more than medium rare but very juicy and delicious. A great first try at steak.

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