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Oh if that’s enough, then that would be SO much better!If it was vacuum sealed you should be able to store it safely in the basement
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Oh if that’s enough, then that would be SO much better!If it was vacuum sealed you should be able to store it safely in the basement
It would help, but freezer is better.....but understand the space issue.Oh if that’s enough, then that would be SO much better!
It would help, but freezer is better.....but understand the space issue.
Not sure about the heat needed to sous vide.
vacuum packed cooked MOL in low temperature circulated water.What is a sous vide?
Huh. Never seen one of thoseHere is an example I got off the web.
Learn something new everydayIf you watch any cooking shows, sometimes the chefs will put something like meat or vegetables usually vacuumed pack into a water bath. It slowly cooks the item in a warm circulated water. The temperature is usually no lower that 55 degrees for no bacteria. I's not a quick cooking process but evenly cooks whatever you put in it like a steak.