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Reverse Sear Top Sirloin and Chicken Thighs
n00b
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Went to Sam's last night after work. Saw six top sirloin steaks on sale (20 bucks total) as the out date was today. Decided to give the reverse sear a shot.
Set it to about 250 and let them to about 120* (the darker two in the middle were for my wife and MIL. they like their steaks cremated so i let them run indirect to about 150*).
Once they reached the temp, cranked it up to about 600* and seared for about 50 seconds on the first side
After the first flip, searing other side

And now we enjoy

Before the egg, previously used to do a double sear technique and cook in oven. Would let the steaks get to room temp, then stick in freezer for about 10 minutes. do a quick sear on each side on the range top and stick in oven until about 10* before desired temp and then do a longer sear after the cook to make the crust more crusty. plus lots of butter. i believe i prefer the old method; however, i used no butter this time so that could change once i perfect that.
also tried to smoke some chicken thighs sunday night for pulled chicken. i was short on time so kept the temp pretty high. i think i had it too hot and cooked too long as i dried them out which is a feat in itself for chicken thighs. here they are after the first turn.
Set it to about 250 and let them to about 120* (the darker two in the middle were for my wife and MIL. they like their steaks cremated so i let them run indirect to about 150*).
Once they reached the temp, cranked it up to about 600* and seared for about 50 seconds on the first side
After the first flip, searing other side
And now we enjoy

Before the egg, previously used to do a double sear technique and cook in oven. Would let the steaks get to room temp, then stick in freezer for about 10 minutes. do a quick sear on each side on the range top and stick in oven until about 10* before desired temp and then do a longer sear after the cook to make the crust more crusty. plus lots of butter. i believe i prefer the old method; however, i used no butter this time so that could change once i perfect that.
also tried to smoke some chicken thighs sunday night for pulled chicken. i was short on time so kept the temp pretty high. i think i had it too hot and cooked too long as i dried them out which is a feat in itself for chicken thighs. here they are after the first turn.
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I'm all in!! Looks delicious brother!!Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga
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