Part 2 of -- Chef Grant Achatz comes by my house to teach me how to cook a moist turkey en sous vide for Thanksgiving. Recipes with free-sign up at www.alinea-mosaic.com. Go to the "food in the m...
Part 2 of -- Chef Grant Achatz comes by my house to teach me how to cook a moist turkey en sous vide for Thanksgiving. Recipes with free-sign up at www.alinea-mosaic.com. Go to the "food in the media" section of the Forums.
Recipes now posted... including the finished gravy
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Marco Pierre White uses sous vide to cook chicken at home.
But what's most amazing about trying new cooking methods (that work) is that food that seemed perfect before now seems crap.
I use an oven thermometer to roast chicken breasts at precisely 60C. Chicken breasts that I enjoyed before (at home or in a restaurant) now seem dry and overcooked.
There is no proof that modern kitchen plastics are hazardous nor is there proof that aluminum contributes to Alzheimer's disease. Food myths, both. Nickkokonas is right, Google, read many sources and learn before posting.
I know your Grant Achatz, and I have ate at Alinea twice. Two of the best meals I have ever had in my life. That looked like to much salt to me dude. Nick was it salty?
As a Personal Chef, It is my opinion that their are far more dangerous health issues(aka: Teflon pans)in ones kitchen than worrying about a plastic bag.... But then again, I've been know to tell a client or two: "What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger"......
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Marco Pierre White uses sous vide to cook chicken at home.
But what's most amazing about trying new cooking methods (that work) is that food that seemed perfect before now seems crap.
I use an oven thermometer to roast chicken breasts at precisely 60C. Chicken breasts that I enjoyed before (at home or in a restaurant) now seem dry and overcooked.
But then again, I've been know to tell a client or two:
"What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger"......