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I realize that this idea strikes some people as funky, but it's simple. Here's how it works. You fill the cooler with hot water. You place your meat in a sealed plastic bag. Add the bagged meat to the cooler, then walk away. The hot water slowly, evenly, perfectly cooks the meat to your desired doneness.
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Though the meat will take longer to cook in the bath than it would on the grill, that gives you time to hang out with friends and family. And as long as you don't use water that is too hot, it is almost impossible to overcook the food. Just make sure, for safety's sake,[url=http://www.rolex-replicawatches.us@#$%&/]used rolex watches[/url], that you use whole cuts (no ground meat, such as hamburger or sausage) and that the food gets eaten within four hours of putting it into the water.
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Start to finish: 1/2 to 1 1/2 hours (varies depending on thickness and variety of meat)Two 1.1 pound (500 grams) beef strip steaks2.2 pounds (1 kilogram) boneless chicken breast2.2 pounds (1 kilogram) fillets of salmon, halibut or black cod
1 1/2 tablespoons cooking oil
2 tablespoons butter
Flaked sea salt
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Select a target final temperature for the meat.
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For beef filet 144 F for medium, 127 F for medium rare, 122 for rare
For chicken breast 140 F for medium, and hold at this temperature for at least 20 minutes to pasteurize
Salmon fillet 113 F for rare, 126 F for firm
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