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Brew n Que

Knows what a fatty is.
Joined
Oct 3, 2013
Location
Houston, TX
I was lucky enough to get an Anova from my wife as my first father's day gift! So naturally, I had to go all out, and that meant a Wagyu steak.

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I seasoned with salt and pepper.

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I'll usually leave it at that, but I decided to throw in some thyme just for fun.

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Into the vacuum sealer and into the water bath. Set the Anova to 129F for 1 hour.

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I let it rest a bit after coming out of the bath, then took it out of the bag. I dried it off to get a better sear.

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Then, it was into a cast iron skillet to sear. Grill marks got nothing on the sear you get from a good hot cast iron! I also threw some squash and zucchini into the hot pan afterwards to soak up some of that beefy goodness.

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Plated.

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Overall, I like the sous vide setup. The Anova was really easy to use and convenient. The wagyu steak was everything it should have been, super beefy, tender, and very juicy. I was not perfectly happy with the sear on my steak. I think I need to cool the steak down more before searing so I can maintain med-rare from edge to edge. I think I also need to get the pan hotter to sear it quicker. I think I'll be doing sous-vide a lot more often now!

Thanks for looking!
 
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