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How's the Sous Memeing going fellow co/ck/s?

>> No.12122852

based boiler in a bag

>> No.12122865
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Bought an Anova two years ago. Bought a cambro with a lid that fits the Anova last year. Maybe if I buy a proper vacuum sealer this year I'll actually start using it.

>> No.12122966

>>12122865
I've never been convinced of any difference between sealing regular ziplocks with the water method and using a vacuum sealed bag. For what it's worth, I honestly think the only difference is how "fancy" you want to be.

>> No.12123041
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>putting aromatics in the bag

>> No.12123050

>>12123041
>dumb frog poster gonna dumb

>> No.12123165

>>12122838
It seems like one of those gadgets that after a few uses you just keep stored and never use it again.

>> No.12124788

>>12122966
the difference: I pre-season, pre portion entire meals, then vacuum seal them and throw them in the freezer. When its time to cook, straight from he freezer to the sous vide water. wa la.

>> No.12124955

>>12124788
You can do this with plain old sandwich bags too. You season your food, put it in the bag, press all the air out with the water method, and freeze.

>> No.12124977

brilliant for shrimp and scallops

>> No.12125039

>>12122865
You don’t need all that stuff. Ziploc freezerbags work just as well in my opinion.

>> No.12125048

Good I'm starting to see breast growth after just two months of SVTT (Sous-Vide Transition Therapy)

>> No.12125266
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It's going great.

>> No.12125296
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>boiling meats

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>>12125296
>he thinks sous vide is boiling

>> No.12125309

>>12125306
it is

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>>12125309
>and then he doubles down on his ignorance

>> No.12125317

>>12125306
ive seen the results, same thing. soggy wet limp meats with no texture

>> No.12125345

>untrimmed tri-tips on sale at local market for cheap
>buy as much as I can fit in my freezer
>spend a few hours trimming, salting, and sealing them
>now set on meat for months, just pull from the freezer and sous vide it, each roast usually lasts me a week
Feels good. Would recommend.

>>12124955
I'm probably a retarded faggot, but 3/10 times I've done this in the past I've had the bag open a bit and leak meat juices into the water bath. Was so annoyed I just got a vacuum sealer

>> No.12125350

>>12125309
no it isn't. and if you're going to be a cunt about it, it isn't really poaching either

>> No.12125373

>>12125266

Not sure if the ketchup is necessary. That meat looks like something I could eat on its own with no embellishments.

>> No.12125410

>>12125309
>>12125316
i wasnt the original guy that person replied to

>> No.12125490
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>>12125373
That's what I ended up doing, but I couldn't eat more than 3-4 slices.

>> No.12125514

>>12122838
A waste of money, its in some cupboard/cabinet.
The device only deserves to be used in restaurants to put out tons of dishes. Im not going to waste my freetime and plan several hours around one goddamn meal. I cant believe I was memed.

>> No.12125522

>>12125266
>>12125490
hope you like tape worms

>> No.12125541

>>12125316
>lets be pedantic about it
you're using the higher temperature of liquid hot water to cook foodstuffs

>> No.12126886
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>>12125345
>Creates plastic waste over some hipster cooking fad.
>Endangered tourtoise chokes to death
Well fuck done faggot.

>> No.12126901

>>12125514
>Im not going to waste my freetime and plan several hours around one goddamn meal.

You are aware that you don't need to stand there staring at it the entire time right? Do you also believe slow cookers are a meme?

>> No.12126922

>>12125541
If you want to be pedantic then technically the water is below the boiling point and it is in fact NOT boiled. It would be either simmered or more likely poached meat which if you think about it is not uncommon to poach some meats.

>> No.12128412

>unironcially sous memeing
I hope you all die of cancer

>> No.12128505

>>12125490
>>12125266

Those are really nice pictures. What camera did you use? Special lighting?

>> No.12128512

>>12128412
boiling in water doesn't give you cancer

>> No.12128529

>>12122838
So is sous vide just an autistic way of boiling food?

>> No.12128553

Anyone tried to "confit" duck legs sous vide?
Saw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bX1G-EASnM..
Seems like it works pretty well. If anyone has, do you have any comments on his time/temp? 170/8hr or 155/36hr. I got some duck yesterday so I might try it out this weekend.

>> No.12128592

>>12128512
But boiling in plastic will.

>> No.12128603

>>12128553
what do you gain by boiling the duck before actually cooking it?

>> No.12128884

>>12125514
do you stare at your slow cooker too?
how do you remember to breath?

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>>12125522
I need to loose weight, I'll take one or two.

>>12128505
Thanks, I have some wifi-light on my pc desk where I eat, that I can control color and brightness with.
A6300+sigma 30/1.4.

>> No.12130149

>>12125266
Fucking ketchup fags, disgusting. I can't believe you'd ruin nice meat with that shit.

>> No.12131010

>>12122838
Pork tenderloin is perfect-so is turkey breast. I prefer a 3 lb breast cooked for 24 hrs. Perfect texture for turkey salad sandwiches. Not stringy at all. The joule app has amazing dessert recipes. Creme brûlée, pumpkin pie, all great.

>> No.12131018

>>12126886
>He doesn't cut open the bottom of his plastic bags

>> No.12131234

Considered getting one but I mostly eat chicken during the week, how does it compare to reverse sear in terms of quality and cooking times?

>> No.12131311

>>12122838
Why hasn't chinkshit crashed the sous-vide market with no survivor yet? I know Walmart sells a couple Chinese sous-vide machines, but they're really loud and not much cheaper than Anova.

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>>12131018
>Open ended bag makes any difference in a 7mm reptile esophagus.
Nice one dickhead