Gravy
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The lunch buffet would be AWESOME.Uncle Gravy's Gentleman's Club
The lunch buffet would be AWESOME.Uncle Gravy's Gentleman's Club
The lunch buffet would be AWESOME.Uncle Gravy's Gentleman's Club
Soggy Buns is also, coincidentally, the strip club of Flavortown, USAAnd unofficially, the name of the worst strip club ever.
lulzSoggy Buns is also, coincidentally, the strip club of Flavortown, USA
I've never sous vide, but I think that's pretty wrong.Sous vide is basically boiling food in its own juices
If that's what your result is cooking a thick piece of meat on a grill then you are completely incompetent at grilling. People grill tri-tips all the time and they are much thicker than that steak.The steak is that overcooked because of the thickness. That is kind of the point being made in the graphic. That, regardless of thickness, sous vide cooks the entire thing perfectly. Though 15 second flips will get you very nearly the same results.
Managing heat on a grill is hard for a lot of people. It isn't about what I personally experience. Lots of people have this problem and it is trivial to deal with, whether you're an expert on a grill or not. Granted I don't actually struggle with perfectly cooking meat consistently (for a variety of reasons) but I've had offers to work as an executive chef in two fine-dining restaurants despite being just a home cook. I am not typical.If that's what your result is cooking a thick piece of meat on a grill then you are completely incompetent at grilling. People grill tri-tips all the time and they are much thicker than that steak.
Technically, there's no temperature requirement for sous vacuum. But boiling would defeat the purpose of most of the applications.I've never sous vide, but I think that's pretty wrong.
Should have sous vide the Bacon, Broodle.I have reason to believe I have food poisoning. This sucks dick.
I believe it to be some bacon I cooked the other night.