Pork
Sous-B-Q: Yankee Style BBQ Pork Spare Ribs (Indoor or Outdoor)
Pitmasters are usually skeptical about synergizing sous vide with "low and slow" smoking models. Let the results tell the story.
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Sous Vide: Pork Cutlet "Tonkatsu"
The humble cutlet is truly global. Unlike most Western dishes, the crispy crusted, coffee shop standby has infiltrated the Pacific Rim!
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Sous Vide: Tonkatsumaki; Sushi Roll with Crispy Pork Cutlet
You wouldn't think sous vide had much in common with Japanese boutique cuisine, but the devotion to precision and freshness is mutual.
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Sous-B-Q: Smoked Pork Shoulder Steaks and Slices; Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Many pitmasters proceed directly from the raw product to the pulled pork result. Sous vide spotlights stops along the way.
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Sous Vide: Pork Spare Ribs, Star Anise Rub, Dark Side Butter
Anise, Ginger, Cinnamon, and Tamarind provide identity for this Asian/Tandoori influenced dish. An emulsified tamarind sauce westernizes!
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Sous Vide: Boar spare ribs, spaetzle, celery gratin, tamarind butter
Feral pigs are smaller and leaner than domesticated ones. Even so, we process using the same time/temperature formula we use for pork.
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Herb Crusted Pork Chop, Potato Fritters
Traditional and modern elements are brought together to form a vibrant but comforting dish.
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Pan Fried Pork Chop, Sous Vide, Asparagus Ribbons
A simple, yet colorful and tasty variation on an old standby.
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Sous Vide: Stuffed Pork Loin, Cured Golden Beets
Entrées that feature stuffings evoke festive images of both comfort and style. The idea of an "all-in-one" main course has universal appeal.
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Sous Vide: Stuffed Pork Loin Paillard
The French word "paillard" has a literal meaning unrelated to the dish. The dish itself was coined after a 19th century restaurateur.
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