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OK, I have a whole cut-up chicken on hand. And I just put together a brine.
Be warned....I'm unconventional and unorthodox when it comes to cooking. I like to go out on a limb and try something different.
So, I cut a lemon, two halo oranges, half a red onion, and a few cloves of garlic...
I was just saying that I saw it on TV. Don't see much sous vide on TV
It gave me the idea to do chicken. I've never cooked duck before so I'll try chicken the way I do chicken.
Was watching triple d last night and one of the restaurants had duck on the menu. The chef sous vide cooked the cut-up duck at ...83 degrees Celsius if I'm not mistaken. For a few hours. He had seasoned and marinated it previously. Now 83C is about 181F.
Then after the sous vide he lightly...
Woke up this morning and decided to break out the sous vide after a two year hiatus.
I had a skirt steak in the fridge.
I seasoned it with salt, pepper, onion and garlic powder, and a slight rub of soy and Worcestershire
Vacuum sealed it and sous vide cooked it at 125F for 5 hours
Then...
I'm not talking about trying to cook the ribeye well done. Just turn it from raw to a prefect rare.
Years ago when I worked in a restaurant we got these ready-to-slice-and-serve whole prime ribs.They were vacuumed sealed in plastic with its juices. It was cooked rare. Slice it, Drop it in Au...
I bought a poly science about 4 years ago.
Used it a few times. Actually been 2 years since I fooled with it.
http://polyscienceculinary.com/collections/sous-vide-circulators/products/sous-vide-professional-creative-series
What sous vide cooker do you have?
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