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Sous Vide
How It Works
Food is sealed in an airtight bag and is placed in a temperature-controlled water bath to slowly and
gently cook. The result: Every part of the food—inside and out, top to bottom—cooks to the same
temperature and texture.
Best For
Predictable results:
No more undercooked centers with overcooked outsides. For the best results,
quickly sear right before serving to add color, texture, and even more flavor.
Meat, fish, and veggies:
Great for tender cuts of meat, firm fish, chicken, or to tenderize tougher
cuts of meat. Plus, veggies taste as vibrant as they look.
Water Bath Know-How
• Store-bought resealable freezer bags are sturdier than storage bags. You can also use reusable
silicone bags or vacuum-sealed bags.
• Place the food in a single layer in the bag so everything cooks evenly.
• Remove the air from the bag before sealing. You can either press on the bag with your forearm to
expel the air, or you can lower the bag into a pot of water and the water pressure will push the air out.
• To cook, fully submerge the bag leaving the seal outside of the water. If it floats, you can clip a binder
clip to the bottom of the bag and place a heavy spoon into the clip opening. Or, you can place the
wire rack on top of the bag and add pie weights or heavy spoons if needed.
Need to Know
• Preheating the water takes about 35 minutes, so this is a good time to prep and marinade.
• All of our recipes use fresh or completely thawed foods, not frozen. Our cooking times are not
accurate for frozen foods.
• Use garlic powder instead of raw garlic for two reasons: taste and safety. With this slower cooking
method, raw garlic can turn bitter, and in rare cases, can become unsafe to eat.
• Most meats can remain in the water bath after reaching the set temperature without overcooking
for up to two hours, so you have plenty of wiggle room for serving.
• We recommend cooking all food at or above 130°F (54.5°C), searing proteins after cooking, and
chilling food immediately after cooking when storing.
The secret to restaurant-quality steaks, fish fillets, and chops.
Summary of Contents for Deluxe Multi Cooker
Page 1: ...Deluxe Multi Cooker Cooking Guide ...
Page 20: ...20 Pressure Cooker Steak Chili ...
Page 22: ...22 Pressure Cooker Ribs With Tangy BBQ Sauce ...
Page 24: ...24 Pressure Cooker Tuscan Bean Soup ...
Page 26: ...26 Pressure Cooker Spaghetti ...
Page 28: ...28 Pressure Cooker Rice Pudding ...
Page 30: ...30 Sous Vide New York Strip ...
Page 32: ...32 Sous Vide Pork Chops ...
Page 34: ...34 Sous Vide Salmon ...
Page 36: ...36 Sous Vide Fire Roasted Chicken ...
Page 38: ...38 Slow Cooker Butter Chicken ...
Page 42: ...42 Pressure Cooker Multigrain Bread ...
Page 44: ...44 Pressure Cooker Beet Salad ...
Page 46: ...46 Pressure Cooker Shrimp Grits ...
Page 48: ...48 Barbacoa Burrito Bowl With Cilantro Lime Rice ...
Page 50: ...50 Lemon Raspberry Cheesecake With Raspberry Whipped Cream ...
Page 52: ...52 Pressure Cooker Chocoflan ...
Page 54: ...54 Sous Vide Egg Bites ...
Page 56: ...56 Sous Vide Stuffed Burgers ...
Page 58: ...58 Sous Vide Pork Tenderloin With Vegetables ...