Phil Indablanc
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Sous vide bone in ribeye seared in a carbon steel pan and edges done with a blowtorch. Prosciutto wrapped asparagus and mushroom risotto. Bradford chef and steak knives are awesome!
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You’ve raised a good son Chip! ..and picked up a nice new little Bowie too. Father’s Day was a definite win over there
Beautiful! I’ll bet those slice like nobody’s business with that AEB-L you took to 63RC combined with those sweet flat grindsMade Brother Bill, our ranch cook, a set of steak knives as a thank you:
Elk handles with cocobolo spacers and each with a slip sheath. AEB-L steel at 63RC:
Steak cutting machines:
Beautiful! I’ll bet those slice like nobody’s business with that AEB-L you took to 63RC combined with those sweet flat grinds
Very nice! That is a nice thin stock. I’m sure they serve y’all really well, and look great doing itThanks. Yeah they will I've made us a set in the past too. Helps to start with relatively thin stock too. These are ground from .070.
Went to a friends house for dinner a few weeks back and he had made a rump roast. I was fearing the worst (I don't have many molars left) but you could cut that thing with a fork, and the flavour was phenomenal. Turns out he used a "sous vide" then finished cooking it in the oven. I really must pick one of those things up.Didn’t know what else to do with a rump roast so I tossed it on the smoker for 7 hours.
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Meat and potatoes finished with some awesome Jacobsen’s whiskey sea salt flakes.
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