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Sous Vide Ribeye with Blue Cheese and Reduced Porter Sauce

Barbeque and Smoked
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Beef
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Main
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Sous Vide

“If summer had one defining scent, it’d definitely be the smell of barbecue”

— Katie Lee

In the summer the question is not whether we will barbeque, but how we will barbecue. It’s as though the summer sun springs upon us a way of life full of erratic adventures, getting together with friends, and lighthearted conversations while watching the bbq with vigilance. That’s life. Add a few ingredients from your summer garden to create a more well-rounded, vibrant, and luscious spread sure to leave an imprint in your memory and carry you through another Winter.

Today we are in Plains Montana enjoying the company of the Lulack family. Radd is in charge of the meat and barbecue, of course, while the girls prepare sides and salads crowned with ingredients from their garden and the boys bring the beer. After all, what is barbeque without a beer? This libation is refreshing, hydrating, tasty, and keeps our minds off our growling stomachs patiently waiting for the ribs and chicken lollipops to cook. Mind you we, as Mtn Misfits, already had an adventurous day hiking up a trail, crumbling over large boulders, taking a wrong turn, backtracking, and hiking some more to get to the beautiful Leigh Lake, in Sanders County Montana. ( For the full story follow MtnMisfits.com) Suffice to say we worked up a good appetite so it is pretty hard to stay away from the appetizers while waiting for this scrumptious meat feast to reach optimum doneness.

Enjoy our recipe and may you always be surrounded by good friends and great barbeque- in that order.

Sous Vide Ribeye with Blue Cheese and Reduced Porter Sauce

Sous Vide Ribeye with Blue Cheese and Reduced Porter Sauce

Course Main Course
Cuisine Sous Vide
Servings 4 steaks

Ingredients
  

  • 4 Ribeye Steaks
  • 1 bottle Harvest Moon Brewery Pigs Ass Porter
  • 1 shallot sliced
  • 1 TBSP butter
  • 4 oz. blue cheese crumbled
  • 1 bunch of fresh rosemary
  • 1 bunch of fresh sage
  • Headwaters BBQ Baldy Mountain Beef Rub
  • Kosher salt
  • Ground black pepper

Instructions
 

  • Season the ribeyes on all sides with Headwaters BBQ Baldy Mountain Beef Rub, salt, and black pepper
  • Place the seasoned ribeyes into a 2-gallon freezer bag with the rosemary and sage
  • Remove all the air from the freezer bag
  • Heat water to 130°F and pour into an Igloo sandwich cooler
  • Place the ribeyes (in the freezer bag) into the water bath and close the lid
  • The steaks remain in the water bath for at least 30 minutes, although longer will not hurt anything, and may actually improve the flavors
  • Cook the shallot in butter and add porter when almost soft
  • Reduce the sauce to one-third of its original volume
  • Heat the Big Green Egg or another grill to a searing heat
  • Sear the ribeyes (about 1 minute) on each side
  • Top the ribeyes with blue cheese and porter/shallot sauce
  • Now, you are ready to enjoy the best steak…ever.
Keyword ribeye