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Sous Vide: Chicken Cacciatore
Chicken Cacciatore is a familiar and easily identifiable dish. It appears anywhere from fine restaurants to Sunday dinner at home.
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Poultry
Chicken Cacciatore is a familiar and easily identifiable dish. It appears anywhere from fine restaurants to Sunday dinner at home.
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Poultry
Sous vide eliminates the challenges of poultry perishability and the complexities of preparation that plague this popular restaurant dish.
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Poultry
Sous vide racks help us keep our processing containers organized and efficient, but these racks are oven/smoker proof as well!
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Poultry
Fricassée" is frequently taken to mean that the chicken itself is not browned at all. Fortunately, this is not accurate.
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Poultry
Avoiding the disappointing extremes between dried out meat and not quite done at the bone is made easy by sous vide processing.
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Poultry
This iconic dish is one of the most familiar examples of French country cuisine.
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Poultry
The benefits of pasteurization, preservation, and moisture retention combine to remove the inconvenience and risk of this popular poultry .
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Poultry
Sous vide pasteurization eliminates the risks associated with under-cooked poultry while maximizing moisture retention and overall quality.
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Beef
This variation of a classic breaded veal cutlet was always plagued by the risk of toughness. Sous vide tenderization eliminates the threat.
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Poultry
This simple preparation demonstrates the superiority and versatility of vacuum processed chicken. Smoking will enhance the experience.
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Poultry
Never again will your home made fried chicken be pink on the bone. Never again will the white meat be dry.
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Poultry
There is no actual need to Italianize this dish…the name “Brick Chicken†has its own alliterative cachet.
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