Flank steak is a super flavoursome cut (but not the prettiest) so why not combine the tasty flank with a show pony cut like the Sirloin.
The two cuts make for a superduper tasty cut of beef. Especially when you cook Sirflank in the mid 50°C range for 40 odd minutes, wok sear to finish and serve.
Australian grain fed sirloin on the left, Australian wagyu flank on the right.
A touch of Activa TG-B
Don't waste that wagyu fat.
Rongs patented folding technique.
Compress and leave overnight.
Most likely a pretty picure to follow.
I am off to bed now. Big Friday and Saturday services ahead and no wife to enjoy an after work whisky with.
It is an amazingly simple task when it comes to blending super frozen items into a fine snow (vivid green coloured snow in this case) especially when you take food close to -196°C in a matter of minutes. The powder/snow that we created made a great finish for a tomato hops broth with a garnish of pure halloumi noodle which we also blended and bound with a percentage of Methocel A15C to form a wonderful salty cheesy take on pasta.
Another cool use for LN2 is its ability to turn liquids into little pearls of yumminess, coconut pearls in this case. We used our mighty Pacojet to spin 100% pure frozen Thai mangos into a creamy sorbet then finished this little pre-dessert with coconut pearls made from fresh Thai coconut cream and then finished the shot glass with freeze dried "organic" banana granules which of course came from Switzerland.
Soft shell crab salad (from the same menu)
Chocolate chestnut dessert, cocoa nib ice cream (also from the same menu)
Chef Rongs very cute two year old son seemed to enjoy the cocoa nib ice cream.
Ok so after watching people stack food on animals, I ended up spending the morning watching Japan's most famous chimpanzee and his dog board trains and do sit ups and plant rice!
Does one of your baby boomer or older parents have access to the intertubes and even their own email and spend their days emailing you inane hallmark style emails full of "jokes" and other tidbits to "brighten up your day"
Mine does. So I thought I would post the following so you too can feel my pain.