thanks for hanging out with me last night. i realize things were sluggish - but i think it's because the system was overwhelmed. i had to try a different approach to get back on, but it worked out well. next time it'll be the VP debate, which is a week from today, i believe!
and i think i finally bought a car. a used Defender (i don't believe there's any other kind)
very excited - this is the first car i've purchased in 18 years.
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@bek1 What was your first big break?
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It’s a gorgeous Sunday morning. The sun is shining, there’s not a breath of wind, and it’s the perfect day to fire up the grill.
Today’s menu: grilled beef satay with peanut sauce, rice, and carrots. It better be worth it because chopping lemongrass and fresh ginger just qualified as today’s upper-body workout.
Of course, no Sunday cooking marathon is complete without a Rombauerita! 🍹 Mark got a head start yesterday by pouring Rombauer Sauvignon Blanc into ice cube trays to make semi-frozen wine cubes. I married a man who plans ahead… at least when cocktails are involved.
The best part of Sunday dinner? Monday leftovers. That means tomorrow night I won’t be stuck in the kitchen. I’ll be planted on the couch, reheating satay and enjoying Friday night’s Gutfeld! exactly the way leftovers were meant to be enjoyed.
What’s on your Sunday menu? And will there be enough leftovers for Monday to enjoy during Friday’s pre-empted Gutfeld!?
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“Reverse Sear”
I’m a big fan of Sous Vide.
It’s extremely easy to make a mostly perfect steak. I say mostly perfect because it’s not always easy to get a good crust on it.
Mostly because of the way it is cooked. Once you remove a piece of meat from its Sous Vide vacuum bag, it’s ‘wet’. You have to dry it with paper towels. Although it doesn’t get it dry enough to put a good sear on it. The residual moisture has a cooling effect.
I therefore have tried the ‘Reverse sear’ method.
You cook the steak via indirect heat, around 250 F, and then sear the steak when it gets ‘close’ to your target temp. The searing and ‘carry over’ will get you to your target temperature, making it perfect.
I’ve a propane pizza oven. It was just $150 extra when I bought a 36” Blackstone griddle. It was normally $350.
I fired up the pizza oven on the lowest setting and loaded the steaks on a 1/4 sheet tray and rack. I had to continuously play with the oven’s controls to keep it at or near ...
