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Made 36-hour sous vide carnitas for dinner tonight. Delicious! Leftovers for days πŸ˜€

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VM (Vicky) Brasseur
VM (Vicky) Brasseur via Twitter

Link to recipe?

Jonathan LaCour
Jonathan LaCour via Twitter

recipes.anovaculinary.com/recipe/sous-vi…

I did mine at 165 F for nearly 36 hours.

VM (Vicky) Brasseur
VM (Vicky) Brasseur via Twitter

Excellent. Thanks!

Eddie Hinkle
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🀀 I’m not 100% sure what those are but it sounds delicious, and I enjoy the carnitas at Chipotle.

Eddie Hinkle
Eddie Hinkle via Twitter

🀀 I’m not 100% sure what those are but it sounds delicious, and I enjoy the carnitas at Chipotle. (eddiehinkle.com/2018/09/04/2/r…)

cleverdevil
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@EddieHinkle pork shoulder, cooked with oranges, onions, bay leaf, cinnamon, and garlic for 36 hours at precisely 165 degrees F in a temperature controlled water bath. Food science FTW!

matpacker
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@cleverdevil That sounds amazing! Low and slow is the only way to cook pork, IMO. 🐷

sharding
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@cleverdevil What temp do you sous vide at for that time period?

cleverdevil
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@matpacker definitely! I’m overdue for another session in my smoker. I track my cooks at my grill’s website!

cleverdevil
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@sharding I did around 36 hours at 165F.

matpacker
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@cleverdevil My wife is not going to like you... I've just recently started playing more in the smart home area, I think I've just found my next purchase, which is pretty awesome timing wise as we're heading toward the warmer months in Australia now.

matpacker
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@cleverdevil PS. love the account name your grill tweets from. πŸ‘πŸΌ

cleverdevil
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@matpacker haha thanks!