
Poultry
Sous Vide: Bone-in Chicken, Indexed
The benefits of pasteurization, preservation, and moisture retention combine to remove the inconvenience and risk of this popular poultry .
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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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Beef
Shanks are tough, hard working muscles--sous vide processing makes tenderization predictable and measurable, insuring successful results.
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Pork
For the home cook, timing is frequently an obstacle. This recipe shows how sous vide can help you to avoid last minute scurrying.
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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 recipe specifies beef "top round." With minor adjustments, it can be applied to any "tough" cut like brisket, bottom round, chuck, etc.
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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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Pork
Using sous vide to pre-pasteurize/preserve/tenderize the shoulder simplifies the smoking process.
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Beef
Sous vide gives smoker-challenged enthusiasts an alternative to waiting for invitation to the neighbors' back yard event.
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Beef
During the smoking process, beef briskets' internal temperature can stall at approximately 150 F. Can sous vide replace the Texas Crutch?
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Lamb
Lamb from Australia/New Zealand dominates the American retail market, but lamb from Oregon, Colorado and elsewhere is also high in quality.
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Pork
Anise, Ginger, Cinnamon, and Tamarind provide identity for this Asian/Tandoori influenced dish. An emulsified tamarind sauce westernizes!
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Pork
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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