Sous Vide Egg Bites

[daveomak]

Thanks for the new idea... I'm gonna try it.. Yours look awesome....

 

[Steve H]

Great video! I've been seeing so many ways to use a SV that I'm really thinking about getting one.

 

[chopsaw]

Great video! I've been seeing so many ways to use a SV that I'm really thinking about getting one.

SV pickles ?

 

[Steve H]

SV pickles ?

;) Might just work!

 

[chef jimmyj]

Really nicely done. My oldest is a Starbucks Manager. As you can imagine, I don't pay for coffee as she gets a pound a week and her and her husband only drink a cup or two a day. Casey also brings other Starbucks items they give employees. She gets pastries, cakes, breakfast sandwiches, Bacon-Egg-Cheddar on a Croissant is really good. The last trip Casey brought some of these Egg Bites. Pretty good but I can see YOUR'S would be great!

@atomicsmoke Shirred Eggs or Eggs en Cocotte, aka Baked Eggs of all kinds, whole or beaten, in Muffin Pans, Ramekins and specialty Cocottes with Lids. Have about 500 years on SV Egg Bites. Think crustless Quiche or Creme Brulee, but savory and loaded with all kinds of stuff. The 2 big differences are Eggs en Cocotte, like Quiche are higher in Fat with added Heavy Cream. The containers are also baked in a Water Bath. They can be Smoked too...JJ

 

[Winterrider]

Gotta try these. Silly question but can the lids be used numerous times with this method or would they leak after 1st use sealing?

 

[GATOR240]

Nice idea! I can see some of these in the near future. LIKE!

 

[atomicsmoke]

Gotta try these. Silly question but can the lids be used numerous times with this method or would they leak after 1st use sealing?

The jars/lids don't go thru the pressure/temp of pressure canning. I'd say they can be reused. I do reuse them. After they cool, you can check if they sealed and toss bad lids (not the food, just the lid). I rarely get failed seals and i am at the 4th or 5th round.

 

[sigmo]

I've got to try this. Thanks for the wonderful video and recipe!