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- For Medium Rare doneness, heat a Sous Vide bath to between 126°F – 135°F.
- Remove Bill Bailey’s Tri-Tip Roast from package and place meat and juices into a Sous Vide approved vacuum pouch.
- Place Sous Vide pouch into the heated Sous Vide water bath making sure there are no holes in the packaging.
- Cover to prevent evaporation and monitor the water level to ensure the Tri-Tip Roast is submerged.
- Heat in Sous Vide water bath for 1 hour per pound.
- Remove package from bath and remove Tri-Tip Roast from packaging, keeping the juices.
- Heat a grill or cast-iron skillet on high until very hot. Sear Tri-Tip Roast for 1 – 2 minutes on each side.
- Cook to a minimum internal temperature of 145°F as measured with a food thermometer. Adjust cooking times as necessary.
- Remove Tri-Tip Roast from grill or skillet, place on cutting board and slice against the grain for maximum tenderness. If preferred, drizzle the juices over the slices.
- Recommended temperature and cooking times in a Sous Vide bath:
140°F – cook for 48 hours
160°F – cook for 36 hours
175°F – cook for 15 hours
180°F – cook for 10 hours
190°F – cook for 6 hours
- Remove from package and place Bill Bailey’s Corned Beef into a Sous Vide approved vacuum pouch. Place pouch into the heated Sous Vide water bath making sure there are no holes in the packaging.
- Use a lid or plastic wrap to prevent evaporation and monitor the water level to ensure the Corned Beef is submerged.
- Heat Corned Beef in Sous Vide water bath for time and temperature chosen.
- Remove package from bath and remove Corned Beef from packaging, keeping the juices.
- Place Corned Beef on a cutting board and cover loosely with foil until ready to serve.
- Use the juices to cook cabbage and other vegetables.
- Slice Corned Beef against the grain for maximum tenderness.
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