sous vide pork

Boston Butt - - have you tried it?? Sous vide pork butt - aka  - Boston Butt is made with just a few ingredients in this 24 hour recipe.Finish sous vide pork butt in the smoker for 2-3 hours. Or in the broil it on high / grill it / or sear it in a cast iron skillet on high with a little olive oil until it browns. Alternatively, you can just pull it apart and turn it into tacos or sandwiches by mixing in some BBQ sauce.

Sous Vide Pork Butt Recipe [Sip Bite Go]

pork butt

salt

pepper

chili powder

olive oil

Preheat sous vide machine to 165ºF.

While the sous vide bath preheats, rub pork butt with seasonings.

Heat cast iron pan to medium-high and add olive oil.

Vacuum-seal pork and drop the bag in the sous vide bath at 165ºF for 24 hours.

When done, remove the pork from the hot water and transfer it to an ice bath to cool down and come to room temperature for 5-10 minutes. Once cooled, transfer pork to a cutting board and pat dry with paper towel. This will remove moisture on the outside of the pork, which will make it easier to finish.

To finish sous vide pork butt, there are a few options. The easiest is to slice it or pull it apart then serve it with bbq sauce for sandwiches. Alternatively, sear it with a drizzle of olive oil in a cast iron pan on high for a few minutes on each side. Grill it for a few minutes on each side.Broil it in the oven on high for 5 minutes with BBQ sauce on top. And last, but not lease - smoke it at 225 - 250 degrees F for 2-3 hours.

These little pork sirloin roasts are sous vide and then finished with delicious milk gravy. These little pork sirloin roasts are so versatile!

Sous Vide Pork Sirloin Roasts

pork sirloin roast

liberal amounts of salt, pepper, garlic salt, onion powder

oregano

parsley

butter

flour

milk

liquid from pork roast

salt and pepper

beef "better than bouillon", optional

Place all of the herbs and seasoning into...

Place all of the herbs and seasoning into the oil and stir gently to combine. Rub the pork sirloin roast with the herbed oil, and carefully place into a vacuum bag designed for cooking. Seal according to manufacturer's directions, and place into a preheated 150 degree sous vide machine.

Let cook for 4-6 hours. Remove from sous...

Let cook for 4-6 hours. Remove from sous vide machine, and reserve any liquid from the pouch. Quickly sear over high heat on all sides. Slice and serve.

Melt butter in a medium saucepan. Whisk in...

Melt butter in a medium saucepan. Whisk in the flour, and cook over medium-low heat for 2-3 minutes, whisking constantly.

Slowly stir in liquid from the pork roast...

Slowly stir in liquid from the pork roast and milk. Whisk to combine and continue heating increasing the heat to medium and stirring constantly until thickened.

Season to taste, add bouillon and stir until...

Season to taste, add bouillon and stir until dissolved if desired.

What is the only thing that can make pork taste better? More pork! Wrapping this sous vide pork tenderloin with bacon adds a ton of flavor.

Sous Vide BBQ Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin Recipe

pork

sweet BBQ rub

sweet BBQ sauce

bacon

Using sous vide on the pork belly burnt ends results in a tender meat than is perfect when tossed with your favorite BBQ sauce and rub!

Sous Vide BBQ Pork Belly Burnt Ends Sandwich Recipe

lb pork

hoagie roll

mayonnaise

romaine lettuce

pickled red onions (optional) (56.5 grams)

Sous vide is the very best and easiest way to cook pork tenderloin EVERY time! Keep your tenderloin juicy and tender, seasoned just right as is or serve it with blackberry bbq sauce!

Sous Vide Pork Tenderloin

Pork

Salt

Pepper

Olive oil

c Blackberry sauce (link

Fill your heat safe pot or container so that it&#039;s at least 6 inches deep, attach your sous vide machine and set to your desired temperature to preheat. 135&#039; F is rare, 140&#039; F is about medium rare and what these pictures show. If you like it more well done you can go up to 150&#039;F. I do not recommend cooking it any hotter or your pork will suffer.

Season your pork tenderloin generously with salt and pepper and top with thyme.  Place meat into a sealable plastic bag and remove all air. To do this you can use a vacuum sealer or displace the air by submerging the bag in water slowly, until the bag is airless and sucked flat to the pork and itself, then seal.

Clip bag to the side of your pot so it doesn&#39;t float into the sous vide machine. Set timer for 1 hour and walk away! This is a great time to take a rest or finish the other parts of your meal.

When you&#039;re ready to finish your dish, preheat a pan or outdoor grill (BBQ) to high. Take the pork out of the hot water bath, remove the herb sprigs and pat dry with a little paper towel. Brush lightly all over with olive oil then place on pan or grill to sear. (Don&#039;t leave it too long on any one side, you simply want some browning or grill marks.) Turn until each side has some color then remove to plate and let rest a few minutes before slicing and serving.

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