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Sous Vide Whole Turkey
I looked everywhere online to find a way to sous vide a whole turkey. Nothing! The recipes either recommended taking the turkey apart (just not compatible with a traditional Thanksgiving), or getting a very small 10-pound turkey. So this is the way I did it, and it turned out awesome.
Sous Vide Duck Breast
How about a sous vide duck recipe made with a simple, almost foolproof, stovetop method that requires no special equipment? Too good to be true? Well, I'm happy to report it's so very true, and produced what my wife and I agreed was the best duck breast we've ever had.
Sous Vide Tri Tip
Sous Vide is wonderful for meal prepping or passive cooking. Tri tip, when cooked this way is incredibly tender. The flavor profile of this beef with the sauce is beautifully complex from acid of citrus, to the sweetness of brown sugar, heat of chiles, and umami of fish sauce.
Sous Vide Beef Tenderloin Roast
Elegant beef tenderloin roast, first cooked sous vide then pan seared in cast iron to finish. Serve with horseradish cream sauce in addition to homemade gravy if you like.
Sous Vide Steak
Learn how to cook sous vide steak with this recipe. The meat comes out beautifully tender when cooked this way. Throw it on the grill afterward for extra flavor and color.
Sous Vide New York Strip Steak
The real advantage to this sous vide steak technique is the fact that you're guaranteeing a perfect medium-rare. If you've never had any luck getting large, expensive hunks of steak cooked to your idea of perfection, then this is the way to go.
Sous Vide Beef Brisket with Ancho Chili Sauce
Perfectly tender, melt in your mouth brisket, with a gentle smokiness and a sauce that is full of ancho chili flavor and well balanced smoky, earthy, sweet, and spicy flavors.
72-Hour Sous Vide Short Ribs
Sous vide cooking works its magic on many foods but yields some of the most dramatic results on short ribs. In traditional recipes, the ribs (usually cut into short 2- to 3-inch chunks by the butcher) are braised for several hours. Although the braising method adds great flavor and makes the meat extremely tender, it's also usually well done. But thanks to our sous vide wizardry, we're able to maintain a perfectly pink medium-rare and fork-tender meat. After tasting these short ribs, I may never cook any type of ribs the same way again. This summer, I plan to lightly smoke a rack of spare ribs, then cook them sous vide for a few days before finishing them back on the grill. I expect pretty incredible results.
Sous Vide Prime Rib
Super juicy, tender, and flavorful sous vide prime rib with a perfect temperature throughout the entire cross section of the roast. Serve with sauteed green beans, roasted or mashed potatoes, etc. A nice, creamy horseradish sauce is also delicious with prime rib.
Sous Vide Dill Pickles
These sous vide dill pickles are deliciously crunchy and will last at least a year. People are always asking me when I'm going to make them again. I'd say this recipe makes enough to fill a gallon-sized jar; however, I alter it to accommodate the number of fresh cucumbers I have.
Deep-Fried Sous Vide Egg Yolks
Frying egg yolks isn't a new thing, but frying sous vide egg yolks is – if sous vide eggs had been invented 2,000 years ago, there would have been entire books of the Bible dedicated to their praise. But at the last meeting of the Jet City Gastrophysics, we took a giant leap forward. You see, the beauty of a sous vide egg lies in its exquisite texture. After about an hour in the water bath, the yolk becomes buttery with nearly the texture of pudding. The only way to improve on this amazing transformation is to add a crunchy coating. These fried egg yolks make excellent tapas, particularly if your guests aren't expecting what's inside. Perhaps in another thousand or so years, we'll discover something even more delicious.
Sous Vide "Poached" Eggs
These sous vide eggs have a perfectly set white with a runny yolk. Poached eggs are normally cooked directly in simmering water, but that can be tricky and lead to rubbery, messy eggs. I have tried different variations of times and temps, and this is the best method I have found. Fresh eggs have tighter whites and produce the best results.
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