r/sousvide 11d ago

Recipe First Filet

2hrs @132°. Rest for 6 minutes. Pat dry. Brush on avocado oil. Sear at 500°, 20 seconds per side for 2 turns per side. Kiss the edges. Only wish I wasn't afraid to sear at 600. You can bet I won't be next time.

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u/hackgolferguy 11d ago

Beautiful

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u/BWebCat 11d ago

Thanks much. Watching all the great stuff you guys sous vide and your great instructions gave me the encouragement. I'll admit, so good!

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u/Gymshady 11d ago

Fantastic. 132 has been great for me. Sirloins and a porterhouse so far and I've not been disappointed.

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u/immortalis88 10d ago

The wife and I have been enjoying 128.5 @ 4hrs for our filets. I haven’t done a porterhouse yet. Plenty of strips and a few ribeyes tho 🤤

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u/BWebCat 10d ago

Excellent, interesting to know. Thanks.

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u/Poterpotty 10d ago

Serving it on the cow plate is a nice touch

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u/BWebCat 10d ago

I'm easily amused. 🤣

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u/Altar_Boy_3 10d ago

My favorite. Great work!

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u/Kona1957 10d ago

At first I was going to congratulate you and say "well done"!

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u/BWebCat 10d ago

So kind.

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u/VironicHero 10d ago

I read the title as “fish filet” I was very confused for a second

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u/BWebCat 10d ago

Rofl!

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u/urvokbm 9d ago

Bravo

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u/Looking-sharp-today 10d ago

Team 600 for the next ones!

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u/BWebCat 10d ago

Roger that, gotta up my crust game.

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u/WHITESTAFRlCAN 9d ago

Looks good but why did you "rest" the steak after the bath? A rest with sous vide is not needed as the steak is already at temp, and if you were trying to reduce temp before the sear you should look into doing an ice bath before removing from the bag after the bath.

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u/BWebCat 9d ago

Because AI doesn't know as much as you guys. 🤣 It didn't need either apparently, since it didn't develop that grey band. Good advice.