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  • C calldoctoday

    twilliams Thank you, that is nice to know. I wonder too then if the process then requires less herbs & spices to get a real good flavor or if the intensity is that much better & something you want to keep. I would seem to want to keep the most intense flavor, but that is probably something you have to experiment with.

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    calldoctoday Tex_77 may be a better one to ask, I think he has a lot more experience cooking both methods

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      twilliams Thank you, that is nice to know. I wonder too then if the process then requires less herbs & spices to get a real good flavor or if the intensity is that much better & something you want to keep. I would seem to want to keep the most intense flavor, but that is probably something you have to experiment with.

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      calldoctoday i season my food the same in a sous vide, as i do cooking by other methods.

      Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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      • Tex_77T Tex_77

        calldoctoday i season my food the same in a sous vide, as i do cooking by other methods.

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        Tex_77 so does that mean you season then cook in bag for SV? And do you feel it has a stronger season flavor in SV vs other cooking methods or no difference?

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        • twilliamsT twilliams

          Sous Vide project #3, chicken thighs with white wine pan sauce with the chicken broth40DD2D21-A608-410D-B952-45EA5B25C322.jpeg FCD4606C-B373-4B34-95E1-7595B8CE7D90.jpeg kyle

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          twilliams that looks awesome. Gonna have to try that one out.

          “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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          • twilliamsT twilliams

            Tex_77 so does that mean you season then cook in bag for SV? And do you feel it has a stronger season flavor in SV vs other cooking methods or no difference?

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            twilliams season cook in sous vide, season again lightly sear. Probably a little stronger seasoning flavor because I do it twice.

            Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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            • C calldoctoday

              twilliams Thank you, that is nice to know. I wonder too then if the process then requires less herbs & spices to get a real good flavor or if the intensity is that much better & something you want to keep. I would seem to want to keep the most intense flavor, but that is probably something you have to experiment with.

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              calldoctoday I haven’t experimented much with different additions to the bag but if you go watch if you go watch sousvide everything on YouTube I know Guga has done tons of experiments and adding liquid and certain things seem to dilute the flavors. Don’t remember exactly eat all they were because I have been lacking on my sous vide cooking for quite a while. Hopefully that will change. You will learn a lot of things about sous vide. One thing though is in his early days he never saved the juice from the bag to make sauce. He saves it all now

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                calldoctoday I haven’t experimented much with different additions to the bag but if you go watch if you go watch sousvide everything on YouTube I know Guga has done tons of experiments and adding liquid and certain things seem to dilute the flavors. Don’t remember exactly eat all they were because I have been lacking on my sous vide cooking for quite a while. Hopefully that will change. You will learn a lot of things about sous vide. One thing though is in his early days he never saved the juice from the bag to make sauce. He saves it all now

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                Randie N I would think the juice would be great for gravy or au jus.

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                • twilliamsT twilliams

                  Sous Vide project #3, chicken thighs with white wine pan sauce with the chicken broth40DD2D21-A608-410D-B952-45EA5B25C322.jpeg FCD4606C-B373-4B34-95E1-7595B8CE7D90.jpeg kyle

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                  twilliams your chicken 🐔 looks good 👍

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                  • Randie NR Randie N

                    calldoctoday I haven’t experimented much with different additions to the bag but if you go watch if you go watch sousvide everything on YouTube I know Guga has done tons of experiments and adding liquid and certain things seem to dilute the flavors. Don’t remember exactly eat all they were because I have been lacking on my sous vide cooking for quite a while. Hopefully that will change. You will learn a lot of things about sous vide. One thing though is in his early days he never saved the juice from the bag to make sauce. He saves it all now

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                    Randie N Thank you, I will look into that as it sounds interesting. Merry Christmas to you & your family. Bah Humbug!

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                    • kyleK kyle

                      zbigjeff Its a new tool that I am learning what its good for. I still love to cook the old fashion way, but I think it will have its place in my kitchen

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                      kyle HerbcoFood You’re very correct on Sous Vide being a tool. Just like a smoker, a crockpot, a pressure cooker, a cast iron skillet or pot, etc. But, people try to throw away all the other tools in their toolbox and use one tool. Don’t get me wrong, it has a prominent place in my world. But, it’s definitely not for EVERYTHING.

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