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dirtsailor2003

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Haven't done a Mississippi roast in a while. Have Tri tip normally would use chuck or seven bone. Normally I'd make this in the Ogallalla cream can. This time though it will be Sous Vide and a sear on the Smokey Joe. Planning on 133 for about 8 hours.
Would probably do 4 hours but I have to travel Sunday and that's the day I'm doing the cook.

Super simple recipe, meat, packet of ranch, packet of Au Jus jar of pepperoncini peppers.

Put roast in bag, empty ranch and Au jus packets into bag. Drain pepperoncini peppers add peppers to bag. Vac pack let marinate at least 8 hours and up to 48 hours.

Reserve peppers and bag juices to make a pan sauce to serve over sliced roast. Even if not using Sous Vide do this too. Sometimes I add onions during the marinade or at the pan sauce stage too.

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More on this Sunday night.



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The wife and I make the Mississippi pot roast quite often in the crockpot.

This will be interesting, can't wait to see the finished product. Also, it works well with chicken and makes good pulled chicken sammies.
 
I had to drive a couple hundred miles this morning. The Anovas been cooking the Mississippi roast since 8 this morning @ 133*. I'll take it out of the bath around 5-5:30. Sear and serve.

With the bag juices and pepperoncini I will add shallots and bell peppers to make a pan sauce. I think we have green beans and I know we have taters. Should be a good meal.


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Well here's the grand finale! Let me say, this was fantastic. Another Sous vide success. Hopefully Bear isn't reading this thread!

Anyways perfect medium rare, melt in your mouth goodness.

Tasty pan sauce made with the bag juices, pepperoncini,
half stick of butter, couple sliced shallots, and a splash or so if an open bottle of merlot that my wife had on the counter.

Made some mashed taters and steamed Brussel sprouts. All was great!

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Yeah that's right a little cowboy sear action!

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Top surface is almost pullable!

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Enjoy!!!!


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Great thread and cook.

Everything looks good except the B.S.   I dont like them.

This might push Bear to buy one.
 
Looks great! Still wrapping my mind around the pepperoncini, but the butter and shallots pulled me in.
Also liking an 8hr cook. This would probably work with a small chuck roast...

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That looks incredible Case!  "Point!"  You sear directly on the charcoal?  
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  Never seen that before, no ash residue on the meat?

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Looks great! Still wrapping my mind around the pepperoncini, but the butter and shallots pulled me in.
Also liking an 8hr cook. This would probably work with a small chuck roast...

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Typically this would be done with a chuck or seven bone roast and then pulled. Mix everything together and have pulled sandwees.

The peperoncinis add a bit of heat but not too much. It all works really good.

Normally a cube of butter is added when cooking. I don't think it's needed so I add half a cube into the pan sauce.


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