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Old 02-01-2012, 02:51 PM   #11
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Blend this till smooth. Just used it this weekend on flank steaks, it was excellent. Got if off the internet somewhere. Good, I promise.
1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
1/4 cup soy sauce
3 tablespoons brown sugar
4 anchovy filets
2 cloves garlic
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons tomato paste
1/2 cup vegetable oil
Sounds great. Aside from the garlic I already have everything, thanks PP!


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I'm SOOO trying this when I get my Electric brewing system built!
I told my wife about sous vide and she asked how would we keep the temp stable for so long. I mentioned I had 3 15.5 gallon pots downstairs that are temp controlled and rigged with pumps to circulate the water. I'm set to try this.
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pumps to circulate the water.
I've stopped re-circulating my water some time ago and I haven't noticed any adverse effects. I figure that with the long cook times that temperature stratification wasn't that big of a deal.
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I'm still trying to figure out the perfect way to cook eggs on it. I haven't made fish with it either.
Slow poached eggs are really popular with them. I can't remember the temp but you just put the whole egg (shell and all) in for about 45 minutes.
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You know, I actually already have a digital temp controller, and I could EASILY wire it up to an electric hotplate and heat a pan with steaks in it...

Woops, I just sold my extra controller. Kind of need the other one for beer.

Hmmm.... I wonder if I could rig up a 1-Wire circuit to control the cooker, and have it email me every so often, tempting me throughout the cooking process...
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I've stopped re-circulating my water some time ago and I haven't noticed any adverse effects. I figure that with the long cook times that temperature stratification wasn't that big of a deal.
If the pumps aren't running the temp controller won't work.
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If the pumps aren't running the temp controller won't work.
You mean in your setup, or in general?
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My set up. The temp probe for the PID is in the outlet. Without circulation it will read incorrectly. My pot is like Kal's Electric Brewery.
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I am a big fan of sous vide cooking.............. i bought machines a vide , boite a vide , matériel de cuisine, ustensile de cuisine , ziplocs all the le sous vide products from emballage-systeme-sous-vide.fr/ at really affordable rates ...........i find sous vide cooking an interesting , healthy and nourishing style of cooking ,,,,,,,,,,


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