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Rich Butter Poached Bison Ribeye Recipe, The Sous-Vide-Que Method

Grilled cowboy bison ribeye plated

Grilled bison steaks have never tasted better thanks to the sous-vide-que cooking method, combining the moistness and tenderness of sous vide with the smoky BBQ char from the grill. By poaching the bison ribeye in butter during the sous vide bath, this lean meat is both flavorful and juicy. It’s sheer steak bliss.

Sous Vide And BBQ Join Forces To Create The Best Turkey Ever

Sous-vide-que turkey parts on a plate

Sous Vide and the grill and smoke combine to make the best turkey you have ever tasted. This sous-vide-que turkey recipe results in superbly tender and and juicy meat from the low and slow sous vide method, highlighted by the delicate elegance of hardwood smoke and crispy skin that can only be achieved on the grill.

Tender Sous Vide And Grilled Lobster Tail With Chimichurri Butter

Grilled split lobster tail plated

Cooked to perfection with sous vide then lightly charred on the grill, this sous-vide-que lobster tail recipe is the best grilled lobster you’ll ever taste. Poached in butter during a temperature controlled sous vide water bath, the lobster is rendered moist and tender before adding a touch of BBQ smoke, char, and crowned with a chimichurri sauce.

Perfect Grilled Chicken Breasts, The Sous-Vide-Que Method

three chicken breasts cooked with sous vide at different temperatures

Ensure moist and tender boneless chicken breasts on the grill every time with this ultimate guide to the sous-vide-que cooking method. By starting the boneless chicken breasts in a low and slow sous vide water bath then finishing them with a flavorful touch of smokiness on the grill and you’ve got chicken perfection.

The Big Chill: A Trick For Making The Perfect Sous-Vide-Que Steak

three fillet mignons

Fire meets water with the introduction of the sous-vide-que cooking method. By starting steak in a temperature controlled sous vide water bath, it’s rendered perfectly cooked every time. Before hitting the grill, the food is shocked in an ice and water bath to stop cooking so that it can be grilled without overcooking.