60 Day Dry Age Striploin

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I’m a pastry chef so obviously desserts are my favourite but with this machine my classic is a New York strip steak perfect medium with garlic thyme butter to finish.

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Dry age steaks are the best. Weather it’s 30,60, or 90 days the flavour intensifies. For most 30-6p is perfect. You can find these at a good butcher shop or even some grocery stores this one was purchased at Loblaws market in Toronto.
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Ingredients for 1

  • Dry age striploin steak

  • Salt and pepper (or steak spice)

  • Thyme or rosemary

  • Garlic butter

  • Garlic cloves (optional)

  • Olive oil

Directions

  • Step 1

    Set your Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker to 128.0ºF / 53.3ºC.

  • Step 2

    Ad salt and pepper (or steak spice) to both sides. Slip into vacuum sealer bag individually.

  • Step 3

    Ad a slice of butter or preferably garlic butter to both sides. Top with desired herb on both side. Seal the bags closed. Or use the water displacement method with a ziplock bag.

  • Step 4

    Drop Into your preheated water bath and set timer for 1 hour.

  • Step 5

    Pull the steaks out and remove herbs. Pat dry with paper towel.

    • Step 0

      Sear in a pipping hot cast iron or frying pan with a touch of olive oil. I recommend 20-30 seconds a side as hot as you can get it. Don’t bother trying to baste the steaks with butter and herbs after as you will over cook the steak.

    • Step 1

      Let rest for about a minute or two on a plate or cutting board. Because it was already cooked through it doesn’t need a long resting period like traditional pan fry steaks it will just go cold on you.

    • Step 2

      Serve with any desired sides you wish but my favourite is a nice mushroom risotto.

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