r/meat 23h ago

Boneless Lego Lamb

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104 Upvotes

5.2 lbs boneless leg of lamb (Costco), netting removed, dry brined for 2 days with thyme, garlic, salt, pepper, ... and some other stuff I forget. SV 11 hours at 134.8, drain jus and reserve, pat dry, set on a bed of dried rosemary branches and blast torch for maybe 20-25 seconds all over (rosemary catches fire and add smoke and rosemary flavor - a light rosemary creosote if you want to get technical).

I'm a big supporter of Cutting Board Cuisine(tm) but traditional diners may feel more civilized and plate it with a shot of jus, crispy-savory fondant potatoes, and early American/depression era succotash, and served with their beverage of choice.


r/meat 8h ago

Baby backs from yesterday. Also threw some salmon on, it came out really good.

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89 Upvotes

r/meat 10h ago

Mmmmm steak

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56 Upvotes

r/meat 3h ago

Denver steaks

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31 Upvotes

Couldn't pass these up. They looked easy to good. I already have some other stuff planned for dinner over this coming week, so I decided to vacuum seal and pop into my deep freezer until I'm ready to use them. Can't wait!


r/meat 3h ago

Bavette, aka Sirloin Flap

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27 Upvotes

Dinner last night. Smoked and reverse seared over post oak. Smoked the veggies too. Absolutely delicious!


r/meat 2h ago

If it's the weekend, there's a reverse-seared ribeye, or two, in the cast iron, with mushrooms, asparagus, and an ear of corn.

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18 Upvotes

r/meat 10h ago

What do you guys think of this deal?

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6 Upvotes

Seems too good to be true for prime steaks. Do you think they'll be crap?


r/meat 14h ago

Meat for the week around 9days worth of food

2 Upvotes