Sous Vide at Home: The Modern
Technique for Perfectly Cooked Meals by Lisa Q. Fetterman and
Meesha Halm and Scott Peabody demystifies immersion
circulation technology while providing easy recipes for the home
kitchen.
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I like to cook products that don't take more than a few hours with the Joule because I find that even covering the pot with plastic wrap, does not stop evaporation. The Joule is great for onsen eggs and hollandaise sauce, as well as large portions of scrambled eggs. I also like it for chicken breasts and pork tenderloin.
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