So while this isn't rib eye or strip, this IS a rib cut, only a little different...
You can check the full post here, but in short (no pun intended) - they're short ribs cooked sous vide for 48 hours and then flash fried for a crust (something I'm going to try with more 'classic' steaks soon).
EDIT: If the color looks messed up on the interior, try a different browser. I'm having some color management issues with Chrome and can't for the life of me figure them out. The EMC looks grey and unappetizing in chrome for me, but when I view in Firefox it's properly pink.
EDIT 2: Umm, actually, it looks right in Wordpress and Lightroom, but is displaying very dark here. Odd.
Xpost from the Cooking a Good Steak Thread - but since I know some of my favorite posters and food fans reside here, I thought I'd share my latest sous vide dish.
Yeah I like the posts too (should've made that clear my bad). I was just curious if there was something bigger underlying his food posts that just being a gourmet in his free time
Yeah I like the posts too (should've made that clear my bad). I was just curious if there was something bigger underlying his food posts that just being a boss in his free time
As far as 'something bigger', I've realized that I'm someone who really likes to dream a bit via creative outlet. At this point, I'm just trying to drive readership to my blog and learn a bit about food. If that turns into something, that'd be very cool (writing / cooking / photography / consulting, etc.), but I don't really have designs on anything at the moment.
It's also a really great hobby as my gf lives with me, and it's something we enjoy doing together, that builds usable skills, that everyone can relate to, that saves money, and we can share. I guess 'saves money' is relative as I spend a good amount on my camera and various kitchen items that are complete overkill).
Where're you buying your meat? I've been doing the online butcher thing - I suspect it works better in a smaller country like the UK - but am interested in doing it properly. I had hanger steak the other day and am now a bit more interested in cooking it myself.
Also I'm worried about leaving Kil out, so pics of GF?
I get my meat at various stores around SF. My go to for quality stuff at a reasonable price is an italian butcher shop near me called Guerra's. It's a little more expensive than your local supermarket, but maybe a little cheaper than whole foods, and has better product.
For things like chicken feet, pork neck bones, and other parts that I use for stock, I tend to go the the asian market. This is partially because other places don't carry chicken feet and pork neck bones, but also because it's much cheaper. If it's going to be a primary focus of the dish though, I go to a specialty butcher shop as asian market meat can get a bit dodgy.