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Originally Posted by foodguy View Post
i usually notice a slight rubbery quality to sous-vided protein, could that be what is going on? why am i asking this on a men's clothing forum?
I think that is definitely a problem a lot of the time, though I don't think it is inescapable. That said, I think I probably use my sous vide one time in twenty if I am cooking tender meats because I generally like things cooked traditionally a bit more. Some meats are an exception. For example squab. I'm also not a huge fan of the way things look when they are so uniform in color. For long cooked, tougher things, I think it can be much more interesting.
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Originally Posted by KJT View Post
Sous chef Frank:
Just noticed the dog It looks like a gargoyle.
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