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Sous Vide Ribs
Finally got myself a Sous Vide after seeing so many amazing posts on here.
Decided to do some ribs as a first attempt. Used some butt rub on the ribs and put them in a sealed bag for 12 hours at 74c (this is England we like metric)
Sous Vide is linked to my phone so I got a notification at 4am telling me there wasn't enough water in the pot. Should have covered the pot...
Finished them off on the Egg the following evening using some Tobasco flavoured BBQ sauce and served with potatoes and corn.
They were absolutely superb. Only problem was I clearly didn't make enough!
Decided to do some ribs as a first attempt. Used some butt rub on the ribs and put them in a sealed bag for 12 hours at 74c (this is England we like metric)
Sous Vide is linked to my phone so I got a notification at 4am telling me there wasn't enough water in the pot. Should have covered the pot...
Finished them off on the Egg the following evening using some Tobasco flavoured BBQ sauce and served with potatoes and corn.
They were absolutely superb. Only problem was I clearly didn't make enough!
Large BGE, Mini Max
Wigan, UK
Comments
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How long on the egg mate? Get it? Egg mate. I fracture me.
Steve
Caledon, ON
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Little Steven said:How long on the egg mate? Get it? Egg mate. I fracture me.
Large BGE, Mini Max
Wigan, UK
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What was the texture like? Was it similar toughness to a smoked rib? I'd like to do these sometime. I usually follow this temp/time guide:
https://www.chefsteps.com/activities/sous-vide-time-and-temperature-guide
Albuquerque, NM - LBGE and an old rusted gasser that I use for accessory storage. -
Little Steven said:Direct @ 325F?Plutonium said:What was the texture like? Was it similar toughness to a smoked rib? I'd like to do these sometime. I usually follow this temp/time guide:
https://www.chefsteps.com/activities/sous-vide-time-and-temperature-guide
There is a recipe to give them 36 hours of "good news" and apparently they will fall off the bone then. I'll be giving it a try in the near future.
Large BGE, Mini Max
Wigan, UK
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