
Pork
Sous Vide: Pork Shoulder Cutlets--2021
Sous vide processing streamlines this classic old-fashioned dish by eliminating the necessity of "pounding" the meat to achieve tenderness.
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Pork
Sous vide processing streamlines this classic old-fashioned dish by eliminating the necessity of "pounding" the meat to achieve tenderness.
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Poultry
The debatable origin of this popular dish falls by the wayside as sous vide makes the perfection of its preparation simple.
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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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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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Pork
You wouldn't think sous vide had much in common with Japanese boutique cuisine, but the devotion to precision and freshness is mutual.
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Beef
Pastrami combines the dense flavor and texture of beef brisket with the complex and vibrant sensation of a host of spices.
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Pork
Many pitmasters proceed directly from the raw product to the pulled pork result. Sous vide spotlights stops along the way.
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Poultry
This Mediterranean influenced dish utilizes ingredients characteristic of the region--garlic, anchovies and saffron among them.
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Beef
This recipe starts with uncooked, (cured) corned beef, which can be purchased in most markets. After sous vide pasteurization for the appointed duration, …
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Beef
This variation of a classic breaded veal cutlet was always plagued by the risk of toughness. Sous vide tenderization eliminates the threat.
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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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