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Sous-B-Q: Smoked Pork Belly
Smoking fresh pork belly creates a versatile flavor profile quite different than that of the cured product commonly known as "bacon."
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Pork
Smoking fresh pork belly creates a versatile flavor profile quite different than that of the cured product commonly known as "bacon."
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Pork
Bacon is always pork belly, but not all pork belly becomes bacon. This recipe shows how sous vide benefits the uncured version.
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Brown Sauces
Relegating the unassuming dark meat to the kids' menu while adults eat "gourmet" entrées is a culinary paradox. Thighs have much to offer.
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Beef
Judicious sous vide tenderization improves the texture of this cut without sacrificing its rosy appearance of doneness.
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Poultry
This method facilitates application of a rub/crust/flavoring to sous vide processed proteins.
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Vegetables, Fruits and Starches
Sous vide is not just about proteins and starches. It also lends its precision to poaching apples. and, in this case, pears.
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Poultry
How can something so simple be so good? Sous vide adds an extra layer of safety to fresh chicken while preserving natural moisture.
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Poultry
You don't need an air fryer to achieve air fryer results! More a method than a device, air circulation around an oiled surface …
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Poultry
Deep frying at home can be daunting, messy and wasteful. This alternative method liberates the enthusiast while satisfying the cravings.
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Beef
Since filets, rib eyes and New York strips are inherently tender, sous vide preparation of these cuts is prompt and almost effortless.
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Lamb
Oregon lamb are quite large compared to those from Australia and New Zealand--one shank is large enough to feed 4...
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Beef
Sirloin tip is marketed as beef knuckle, ball tip, round tip, and even "London Broil" on occasion. It is inexpensive, lean, and tough.
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