Sous vide cooking

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Sous vide cooking is the cooking in a water bath at low temperatures .A company is bringing out a device that is put in a pot and controls the temperature linked up to mobile phone or computer.The in pot devices are already being sold but the phone use is new.Breville have a Sous Vide that holds 11 liters of water the components that run a Sous Vide would be useful for mashing .
 
All you really need is something to control temperature (STC - $15) & a small pump to recirculate (LBP - $25) in your HLT for sous vide. The same components can be used for mashing.

How much is this new Breville unit???? :p
 
Or you could kill two birds with the one stone so to speak and use a Braumeister. :)
 
The new units will become second hand eventually when the novelty wears off .
 
wynnum1 said:
Sous vide cooking is the cooking in a water bath at low temperatures .
Sous-vide cooking is, more significantly, cooking under vacuum. "Sous-vide" is French for "under vacuum". The first Sous-vide cooking used air rather than water to transfer heat (early 1800's).
As another thread on here discusses, many of us have been cooking sous-vide in temp. regulated mash tuns, HLTs, stc-1000 regulated rice cookers, crockpots etc

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doing this atm in my urn half way through a cooking a piece of silverside.
 
whats the lowest temperature that is safe to cook they dropped the hot water systems too low and got legionnaires .
 
im cooking at 63 atm but thats 48hrs
 

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