Brisket is no 47 hours in the sous vide. About to take it out, put on a rub, and finish in the oven for a couple hours. yum
You scrub the residue off, just dont use soap. Use a wooden spatula or even a metal brush or I like using brass scrub pads. Then re-season it with more oil. Then there will come a day that nothing sticks to it when ts finally seasoned properly, this usually takes time to build that nice coating. Also when storing the pan, make sure to rub some more oil on it so it does not rust.A few more questions on cast iron cookware. After cooking chicken in the pan I'm having hell getting some of the residue off, I know I'm not supposed to scrub the shit out of it because it will remove the seasoning. Is that something that I'm supposed to leave on to increase the flavor?
Cheapo's covered in teflon for life!!It sounds like a lot of work but it isn't. Stainless pots/pans aren't any easier to clean just because you can use soap. You still need to scrub/scour them.
Sounds excellent.I ended up taking that hunk of slab bacon and braising it in apple cider with a splash of bourbon for about 4 hours @ 350. It quite literally melted in your mouth after that!! Definitely the best meat experience I've had in a very long time and I'm pretty much going to go out and buy another hunk so I can do it again this weekend.
Gorgeous dish to pull out of the oven!
Bourbon and Cider Braised Bacon | The Domestic Man
I'm curious to know how a senior citizen felt about sous vide steak.My dad's up here, made him a sous vide steak today. probably going to do up a chicken pot pie in a couple of days. It promises to be amazeballs.