Not exact matches
Since the temperature and moisture used in sous
vide cooking prevents the Maillard reaction, or caramelization, from occurring, adding rich flavors to the bag creates the same effect
without the need to pre - or post-sear.
We did some experiments around here with Sous -
Vide, trying to
cook them
without heating above 150 degrees.
As a greedy geek with a counter crammed full of kitchen gadgets and a taste for meat, that certainly appealed, as did Cinder's promise of sous -
vide style
cooking without the hassle of preheating water baths and bagging up your meals.