Vac seal the meat. Double seal each end out of paranoia. Reheat in the bag in water at a bare simmer. You’ll lose none of the moisture like you would with most other methods of reheating.
I can concur that this method is pretty great but I'd stress the phrase "bare simmer". Otherwise you'll be enjoying some yummy plastic chemical carcinogen goodness with your prized protein. I know the esteemed JohnVee would agree...
Vac seal the meat. Double seal each end out of paranoia. Reheat in the bag in water at a bare simmer. You’ll lose none of the moisture like you would with most other methods of reheating.
Before we got a vac sealer, I would just throw the slices in a covered cast iron skillet with just a small splash of water to barely steam them back to life. Worked well.
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This mild looking horse-pi$$ will become LC based financially unsound decisions and inflammatory internet statements. Then we will ask for forgiveness.
This mild looking horse-pi$$ will become LC based financially unsound decisions and inflammatory internet statements. Then we will ask for forgiveness.
Here is the recipe for "The Townie" a Pittsboro original experience:
Drink/sip a 1/2 shot of Jaeger - - coat your mouth - -really sick stuff.
Drink a 1/2 bottle of MHL
Repeat above up to 8 times max
If you have nothing to do and low on money, add "sipping Bitter Italian Soda" after drinking 1/2 bottle MHL to have a fresh restart.
Bitter Italian Soda is simply a couple ounces of Soda Water + a couple dashes of Angostura Bitters. You can use Sprite or something if you are a gd pussy.
Recipe developed at City Tap and initial formula from JB (not me, the other JB).
Was planning to stuff some Anaheim chiles but they got way soft after roasting to remove skins...so it ended up like a pepper lined bowl thing. One stuffing is beef, onions, cream and sprinkle cheese. The other is pulled chicken, bacon, tavern ham, cream and manchego cheese. Who knows how it turns out.
Special beef made a special burger. Thanks @cruiser4life .
And I learned that the griddle on my new range is absofuckingluty useless due to the grease that splatters everywhere. A cast iron skillet would've contained all the mess. Maybe shrimp will be better on it.