This will be another quick post for there is nothing complicated about cooking sous vide. Flank steak has a wonderful texture and flavour. Bison flank steak is probably more tender and more delicate in flavour as well. I rolled up the flank steak and tied it up like a small roast. Then cooked it sous vide for 1 hour and deep fried it for about 1 minute at 375F. I had previously seasoned the meat with just salt before vacuum sealing.
The meat cured in the refrigerator for about 2 days until I was ready to cook. Next time I will probably cook it for another hour just to get a slightly softer texture. It wasn’t off by much though. I loved it. Happy long weekend! Happy grilling and get ready for some fall season cooking. My favorite.
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2 comments
That roulade looks great, Paul. It is hard to judge the diameter from the photo, but I wonder if an hour was enough to get the center to 56 degrees. I like to cook flank steak sous-vide for 48 hours (!) at 55C, which will make it very tender.
yeah, the photo is almost a macro shot and it’s hard to tell the size. The diameter of it wasn’t more than 5cm. And hour was enough but I would like to try different cooking temperatures. Your idea sounds good. I like some bite in the meat though. I worry 48 hours might it a bit mushy? I have hanger steak at 58C for 1 hour ready to sear. The texture is great!