New sous vide book!?
So I was cruising amazon.de yesterday (don't judge) and apparently there is a new sous vide book coming out in German. Needless to say, I'm like "dang!" According to Google, the title translates to...
View ArticleCardoons, Citrus
Cardoons, olive oil, cured olives, smoked black pepper. 88c for two hours. The stalks didn't break down much, so I sliced them thinly and they are easy to eat. They really picked up the smoke and the...
View Articleboneless leg of lamb with curry
57.5c for 2 hours then grilledlamb, improvised curry, peanut oil, saltthis was dope on a ropequail, caperberries, tarragon, paprika, tomato?chef schreiber's inspiration. cooked at 57.5 with the...
View Articlebirds
these were good. so tender. cory made a pan/bag sauce and the students served it in a fried potato "nest" which I forgot to photograph.
View ArticleI caved
I stayed "too cool/old skool" for the Sous Vide Supreme for as long as I could, couldn't resist the $299 9-liter "demi" model in sexy gloss black. The excuse was that my wife is more likely to use this...
View ArticlePears, honey, riesling vinegar, ancho chile
Artsy fartsy pic!Manioc, honey, mirin, bing cherriesThis is going to be a disaster, right? We'll see. Going all night at 183F . . .Granny smith apples, lechera (sweetened condensed milk)Also going all...
View Articlebroccoli stems, bacon fat, chili
180f overnight, then sliced, breaded, fried, consumed Uploaded by www.cellspin.net
View Articlepork shoulder
Sage, molasses, pimenton, chipotle, butter, garlic, smoked black pepper, demerara, cider vin, butter, salt, angostura bitters (that's right). 175F Uploaded by www.cellspin.net
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