
Pork
Sous Vide: Dashi-Nori Seared Pork Belly
Bacon is called "bacon" to insulate us from the squeamishness caused by the term "pork belly." Anatomically, the two items are identical!
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Pork
Bacon is called "bacon" to insulate us from the squeamishness caused by the term "pork belly." Anatomically, the two items are identical!
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Poultry
Stuffed entrees are festive and visually appealing, but tend to be labor intensive. Vacuum processing can be used to ease the burden.
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Rubs, Seasoning Blends and Crusts
A custom assortment of complementary/contrasting aromas adds flavor and eye appeal to your perfectly cooked sous vide proteins.
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Seafood and Fish
This recipe couples octopus with a Mediterranean style relish. We provide two adaptations, one with angel hair pasta and one as a canapé.
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Pork
Pitmasters are usually skeptical about synergizing sous vide with "low and slow" smoking models. Let the results tell the story.
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Beef
Beef top sirloin requires more tenderization than premium cuts and sous vide is the best way to do it!
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Vegetables, Fruits and Starches
Sous vide adds versatility and flexibility to the classic yellow vegetable.
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Beef
The tougher the cut, the more eagerly we apply sous vide. Enter Beef Eye of Round--lean, devoid of marble and cost-effective.
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Pork
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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Lamb
Oregon lamb is highly regarded for its quality and larger than the more common varieties imported from New Zealand and Australia.
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Beef
Difficult to create without sous vide tenderization, this recipe utilizes sous vide brisket sliced thin and then grilled.
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Beef
Literally "overcooked," Stracotto is a florid term for pot roast. This model is enhanced by fennel and capers; rich, fragrant and piquant.
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