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SOUS VIDE

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4,210,322 views  This week on Basics I’m teaching you how to Sous Vide. Sous Vide has become a home kitchen essential over the past few years providing restaurant quality results at an affordable price point. It can help make the perfect steak medium rare, the perfect tender pork chop or even safe to eat cookie dough.

2 Servings

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INGREDIENTS

DIRECTIONS

INGREDIENTS

For the pork belly

For the pork belly

garlic

2 cloves garlic

ginger

1 ginger

green onions

2 green onions

of Soy Sauce

½ cup of Soy Sauce

of mirin

½ cup of mirin

fish Sauce

¼ cup fish Sauce

of plain white sugar

½ cup of plain white sugar

piece of pork belly

1 piece of pork belly

For the pasteurized eggs

For the pasteurized eggs

Eggs

4 Eggs

For the Porterhouse steak

For the Porterhouse steak

thick Porterhouse steak

2 inch thick Porterhouse steak

garlic

1 clove garlic

of thyme

sprig of thyme

of rosemary

sprig of rosemary

Salt

Salt

Black Pepper

Black Pepper

Bacon fat

Bacon fat

Butter

Butter

DIRECTIONS

1.

For the Pork Belly

1.

Peel and roughly chop ginger, cloves of garlic, and green onions and place into a bowl.

garlic

2 cloves garlic

ginger

1 ginger

green onions

2 green onions

2.

Add soy sauce, mirin, fish sauce, and plain white sugar then whisky thoroughly together.

of Soy Sauce

½ cup of Soy Sauce

of mirin

½ cup of mirin

fish Sauce

¼ cup fish Sauce

of plain white sugar

½ cup of plain white sugar

3.

Roll the pork belly up like carpet followed by tying down with butcher twine.

piece of pork belly

1 piece of pork belly

4.

Tie every half inch along the pork belly with a surgeons knot, or whatever knot seems fit.

5.

Place the pork belly into a sealed bag with the marinade giving the meat a few turns to fully coat it in the marinade.

6.

Carefully vacuum seal the bag (be sure to seal it enough for juices to not be sucked into your vacuum.).

7.

Roll around a few times to coat the meat.

8.

Place the meat into the sous vide with a temperature of 170°F for 6-8 hours.

9.

For the Edible Cookie Dough with Pasteurized Eggs

1.

Place the eggs into the sous vide with a temperature of 135 degrees fahrenheit for 2 hours.

Eggs

4 Eggs

2.

After 2 hours, take the eggs out and place into ice cold water

3.

Use eggs in whatever cookie dough recipe you may have.

4.

For the Porterhouse Steak

1.

Vacuum seal a 2-inch porterhouse steak with thyme and rosemary, and garlic at 125°F for 2 hours.

thick Porterhouse steak

2 inch thick Porterhouse steak

of thyme

sprig of thyme

of rosemary

sprig of rosemary

garlic

1 clove garlic

2.

After 2 hours, remove the steak from the bag and set the garlic and herbs to the side.

3.

Preheat your cast iron skillet with some oil. You want the cast iron to be as hot as possible.

4.

Salt and pepper the steak thoroughly before placing into the skillet.

Salt

Salt

Black Pepper

Black Pepper

5.

Blast the steak with as much heat as possible for 90 seconds on each side, or until a beautiful brown crust forms.

6.

After a brown crust has formed, add the herbs and garlic from the vacuum bag along with a generous amount of butter and bacon fat to the pan.

Bacon fat

Bacon fat

Butter

Butter

garlic

1 clove garlic

of thyme

sprig of thyme

of rosemary

sprig of rosemary

7.

Baste the bubbling hot fat on top of the steak until nice and brown.

8.

Once the steak has cooked, take it off the heat and carve it up.

9.

Cut the tenderloin off one side, and the NY Strip off the other end.

10.

Fan them out along the bone and enjoy!

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