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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker and
letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did that, I notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the picnic. A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. It was the driest picnic I have ever smoked. Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of meat? Darius |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
> Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of meat? > > Darius Actually Darius, no, I haven't. But, as a new user to Foodsaver, I have only done pulled pork and ribs, vacuumed, frozen and reheated. I like (with advice from this board) to pull my pork, mix with a little rub, and vacuum pack with a folded up paper towel btween the meat and the seal. Makes for a perfect seal and a great reheated product. Sorry for your dry pork. It might have been dry even if you hadn't vacuum packed it. John in Austin |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
DArbabi wrote:
> I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker and > letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did that, I > notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the picnic. > > > A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. It was > the driest picnic I have ever smoked. > > Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of meat? > > Darius The vacuum will pull some of the juice from unfrozen meat, but, in my experience, not enough to dry out meat that isn't already dry. Fold up a small piece of paper towel and lay it in the bag above the meat to absorb the juice so it doesn't interfere with the seal. Best way to reheat the meat, imo, is to pop the unopened bag into some boiling water for about a half-hour. Comes out great. -- Stan http://www.tocquevillian.com |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
"DArbabi" > wrote in message ... > I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker and > letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did that, I > notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the picnic. > > > A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. It was > the driest picnic I have ever smoked. > > Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of meat? > Nope, never had that problem with mine. Whatever I've sealed up, meat-wise was just as good coming out as it was going in. I think you had a bad dream or something. Jack |
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>> I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker >and >> letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did >that, I >> notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the >picnic. >> >> >> A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. >It was >> the driest picnic I have ever smoked. >> >> Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of >meat? >> > >Nope, never had that problem with mine. Whatever I've sealed up, meat-wise >was just as good coming out as it was going in. I think you had a bad dream >or something. > >Jack > Jack, I may indeed have had a bad dream, but I also think my pal Eric hit the nail on the head when he suggested I probably should have let it rest awhile longer before I vacu-bagged it. Live and learn. Darius |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
"DArbabi" > wrote in message ... > > > >> I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker > >and > >> letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did > >that, I > >> notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the > >picnic. > >> > >> > >> A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. > >It was > >> the driest picnic I have ever smoked. > >> > >> Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of > >meat? > >> > > > >Nope, never had that problem with mine. Whatever I've sealed up, meat-wise > >was just as good coming out as it was going in. I think you had a bad dream > >or something. > > > >Jack > > > > Jack, I may indeed have had a bad dream, but I also think my pal Eric hit > the nail on the head when he suggested I probably should have let it rest > awhile longer before I vacu-bagged it. > > Live and learn. > > Darius Ahhh, there's the culprit, mein amigo; I missed that in your initial post. I bag up meat after it's been in the refrigerator overnight. Jack |
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>> >> I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the >smoker >> >and >> >> letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did >> >that, I >> >> notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the >> >picnic. >> >> >> >> >> >> A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. >> >It was >> >> the driest picnic I have ever smoked. >> >> >> >> Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of >> >meat? >> >> >> > >> >Nope, never had that problem with mine. Whatever I've sealed up, >meat-wise >> >was just as good coming out as it was going in. I think you had a bad >dream >> >or something. >> > >> >Jack >> > >> >> Jack, I may indeed have had a bad dream, but I also think my pal Eric >hit >> the nail on the head when he suggested I probably should have let it rest >> awhile longer before I vacu-bagged it. >> >> Live and learn. >> >> Darius > > >Ahhh, there's the culprit, mein amigo; I missed that in your initial post. >I bag up meat after it's been in the refrigerator overnight. > >Jack > Just when you think you have your smoke methods nailed, something like this comes along and bites you in the ass. Boy, this BBQ stuff is fun! Always something new to learn. Darius |
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"DArbabi" > wrote in message ... > > > > Just when you think you have your smoke methods nailed, something like this > comes along and bites you in the ass. > > Boy, this BBQ stuff is fun! Always something new to learn. > > Darius It would be boring otherwise. That's why some of us retard ourselves with alcohol just to keep the edge on. Jack |
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"Jack Schidt®" > wrote in message . com... > > "DArbabi" > wrote in message > ... > > > > > > > Just when you think you have your smoke methods nailed, something like > this > > comes along and bites you in the ass. > > > > Boy, this BBQ stuff is fun! Always something new to learn. > > > > Darius > > > It would be boring otherwise. That's why some of us retard ourselves with > alcohol just to keep the edge on. > > Jack > I believe you have just nailed it. Jack |
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When I did that, I > notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the picnic. > > Put in in the fridge and cool it down before sucking it. Same goes for a cut of beef such as sirloin with a lot of fluid. Spud |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
"DArbabi" > wrote in message ... > > > >> I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker > >and > >> letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did > >that, I > >> notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the > >picnic. > >> > >> > >> A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. > >It was > >> the driest picnic I have ever smoked. > >> > >> Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of > >meat? > >> > > > >Nope, never had that problem with mine. Whatever I've sealed up, meat-wise > >was just as good coming out as it was going in. I think you had a bad dream > >or something. > > > >Jack > > > > Jack, I may indeed have had a bad dream, but I also think my pal Eric hit > the nail on the head when he suggested I probably should have let it rest > awhile longer before I vacu-bagged it. > > Live and learn. > > Darius That would have been my suggestion. I often have to refrigerate my meat for a spell to set the juices before I vac-pak. I did some scalded asparagus today and I let it freeze solid in the vac bags before I pulled a vacuum on it. Brick |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
DArbabi wrote: > I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker and > letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did that, I > notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the picnic. > > > A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. It was > the driest picnic I have ever smoked. > > Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of meat? > > Darius If you freeze the meat (1 or 2 hours)before you seal it you do not get the juice problem. Wayne |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
"Wayne Adair" > wrote in message
... > > > DArbabi wrote: > > I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off the smoker and > > letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I did that, I > > notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out of the picnic. > > > > > > A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the meat. It was > > the driest picnic I have ever smoked. > > > > Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole cuts of meat? > > > > Darius > > If you freeze the meat (1 or 2 hours)before you seal it you do not get > the juice problem. > > Wayne > I habitually prefreeze anything moist to protect both the product and the VAC machine. I just place the product in an unsealed vac bag in the freezer until solidified. Brick |
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Does your Foodsaver suck out the juice?
The same goes for uncooked fish. First freeze the fish til firm, then seal
the fish in the bag. Using a dry rub or sauce on fresh meat and sealing in a bag cuts down on the time for preparing meats. "Brick" > wrote in message ... > "Wayne Adair" > wrote in message > ... > > > > > > DArbabi wrote: > > > I recently did a pork picnic on my WSM. After taking it off > the smoker and > > > letting it cool a bit, I used my Foodsaver to seal it up. When I > did that, I > > > notice a considerable amount of meat juices were being drawn out > of the picnic. > > > > > > > > > A couple days later, I unsealed the bag and tried some of the > meat. It was > > > the driest picnic I have ever smoked. > > > > > > Has anyone else noticed that the Foodsaver dehydrates whole > cuts of meat? > > > > > > Darius > > > > If you freeze the meat (1 or 2 hours)before you seal it you do not > get > > the juice problem. > > > > Wayne > > > I habitually prefreeze anything moist to protect both the product and > the VAC machine. > I just place the product in an unsealed vac bag in the freezer until > solidified. > > Brick > > |
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