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Yeah, I almost bought into them in Kickstarter. When I buy a second unit, I'll look hard at them. |
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http://food-hacks.wonderhowto.com/ho...chine-0148452/
Going to try these ideas out. I've always done sous vide with a vacuum sealer and a stock pot. Works but pain in the butt because the temperature is so erratic. The rice cooker method seems very interesting. |
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Pork, though... medium rare pork is delicious! |
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You've got me wanting to buy this again. My one complaint about my Sous Vide Supreme is that it's big and bulky. Since it's completely self contained, I'm limited to what I can fit in the machine, plus I have to have the machine on my counter. So I typically sous vide in spurts - I'll go a couple months without using it, then go a couple weeks using it almost exclusively. But then I get tired of this big thing on my counter.
I think with one of these or a similar competitor, I'd use it more since I could use it in combination with a stock pot. |
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If anyone sees a good deal on one of those wand type sous vide, post that shit in here.
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I might look into making one of these too. EDIT: Ah, I see now that there are some for sale, but they are way overpriced. It makes about $40 to make one, and they are selling them for $100 over that...will look into making my own. Last edited by allen_kcCard; 03-26-2015 at 09:14 AM.. |
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My Sous Vide water oven is supposed to arrive from Amazon tomorrow. What should I try out first?
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And chicken or steak. If you like medium rare steak, but something you like, season, bag, and sous vide at 128 degrees. Dry the steaks very well, get a cast iron pan screaming hot, sear the steak for 30 seconds per side. No rest needed. Sirloin, while one of my least favorite cuts of meat, is really good sous vide. If you want chicken, season breasts and sous vide at 145 for 90 minutes, that's plenty to ensure sure it's been at 145 for 45 minutes and properly pasteurized. |
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I bought the Sous Vide Supreme off Amazon. Sounds great, I've read some online reviews of putting steaks in for 48 hours. That sounded a bit extreme, but I could see that tenderizing the meat in a similar fashion to slow cooking a brisket.
A KC Strip is my favorite cut of a steak. I enjoy other cuts, but I'm usually slightly disappointed any time I get something different. Do you season your steak with something other than salt and pepper when you seal it? On the chicken are you using a dry rub or liquid marinade?
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You should really try stuff other than strips, but if that's your favorite, that's what I'd start with. You won't go wrong there. I typically do salt, pepper, a whole clove of garlic, and a little butter. Then will typically lightly re-season with salt before I sear. Most everything you'll do is dry or solid fat if you're doing any kind of vacuum sealing. If you're doing the Ziploc method, you can use marinades. |
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I have a vacuum, I was thinking flank steak.
I've also seen a few pork recipies that look great.
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