Sous vide Recipe Book 2018

After cooking the food and removing it from the
vacuum-sealing bag, you can serve it immedi-
ately, fry it, broil it, or store it.
Fruit and vegetables can be transferred directly
from bag to plate. As sous-vide dishes are cooked
at low temperatures, however, we recommend
warming the plates before placing the food on
them and serving with a hot sauce.
Sous-vide cooking does not produce any roasting
avors, so it is also advisable to fry or broil meat
and rm-textured sh briey over a high heat. If
you want to create roasting avors in soft food
with a delicate structure, such as sh llets, you
can use a chef‘s blowtorch. To do this, cut open
the bag on all sides after cooking, remove the
food carefully using a spatula and transfer it to a
warmed plate, then perform this next step.
As well as browning the food and creating a
delicious roasting avor, this technique increases
the surface temperature and creates a pleasant
sensation on your palate. If you are using an
oven or a steam combination oven, you should
preheat the broiler for a few minutes before
placing the food inside.
If the food is not going to be eaten straight
away, you should chill it immediately in ice water
for at least 1hour. You can then store it in the
refrigerator or freezer.
After cooking
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