Originally Posted by Inmem58:
How did you make the sauce? I would assume using the bits/flavoring from the pan after searing your steak?
1 cup port, 1 cup chardonnay reduce to about 2/3 cup, add to pan where I seared the steak, 2 tbsp balsamic and tbsp butter and reduce till it sticks to the back of the spoon. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Buzz:
Nice and pics! Looks good, keep posting. How did you cook the beef?
Cut the steaks from the tenderloin first. Sous Vide at 131.5 for an hour, then sear/baste with butter. I added butter, garlic, rosemary and bay leaf to the bag before the water bath along with salt and pepper on the steaks. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Sorce:
1 cup port, 1 cup chardonnay reduce to about 2/3 cup, add to pan where I seared the steak, 2 tbsp balsamic and tbsp butter and reduce till it sticks to the back of the spoon.
Nicely done, I love a good sauce. A great sauce can really change the game. [Reply]
Wife and MIL went to Strouds for chicken, I got the doggy bag. Ran out of gravy so I mixed it in the potatoes and added some cheese. Chicken was good good but not worth the $50 they spent for the two of them. Meh, I would have been just as happy with KFC.
Haven't figured out the spice they put in the green beans?
Originally Posted by Buzz:
Wife and MIL went to Strouds for chicken, I got the doggy bag. Ran out of gravy so I mixed it in the potatoes and added some cheese. Chicken was good good but not worth the $50 they spent for the two of them. Meh, I would have been just as happy with KFC.
Haven't figured out the spice they put in the green beans?
Originally Posted by Inmem58:
Nicely done, I love a good sauce. A great sauce can really change the game.
It helps that the balsamic was one the wife and I picked up when we were in Italy, best balsamic I've tasted in my life. We are trying to use it sparingly. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Inmem58:
Yeah something like that. It comes with different sauces you put in your bag as to where crab boils you boil in a juice, if I'm not mistaken.
So put it all in a bag and boil that or crock pot? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Sorce:
It helps that the balsamic was one the wife and I picked up when we were in Italy, best balsamic I've tasted in my life. We are trying to use it sparingly.