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Sous Vide Watermelon/Strawberries
Watermelon, cantaloupe, strawberries and other soft fruits create interesting results when vacuumed--but not cooked!
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From the kitchen
Watermelon, cantaloupe, strawberries and other soft fruits create interesting results when vacuumed--but not cooked!
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Sauces
While adding flavorings in the sous vide bag accomplishes little or nothing, surface treatments and rubs can contribute greatly to results.
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Pork
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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Pork
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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Beef
While shredded beef is a common ingredient in "Tex-Mex" cuisine, most ethnic repertoires include it in one form or another--even the French!
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Beef
This model differs from Part One: A higher temperature is used, the fat is not removed, and seasoning is applied in advance.
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Beef
This recipe has a cross-regional feel--thyme, rosemary and sage identify with a multitude of cultures but co-exist peacefully.
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Vegetables, Fruits and Starches
This refreshing permutation of the famous raw beef dish invented at Harry's Bar in Venice evokes the splashy colors without the carnage.
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