Sous vide, also known as low temperature cooking, was developed in 1974 by the French chefs George Pralus and Bruno Goussault to reduce shrinkage when preparing foie gras.
Sous Vide cooking produces consistent, high quality results every time: retaining vitamins, nutrients, micronutrients and mineral salts; fat compositions are not altered - resulting in a noticeably better taste and texture.
Due to a temperature consistency of +/-0.01ºC chefs are able to prepare fish, meat or vegetables exactly as desired with sous vide. Once the preferred temperature is reached, it can be kept constant for hours - making it virtually impossible to overcook any type of food. Sous vide uses water as the heating medium. This guarantees that the temperature is the same at every point in the Sous vide bath/vessel.
The Cook & Chill method, an alternative to Cook & Serve, dramatically increases product shelf life. Pre-cooked and chilled meals are immediately available at a consistently high quality level. Meals can be prepared ahead of time when the kitchen is not operating at full capacity.
Considing all of these advantages Sous Vide cooking provides a real alternative to conventional cooking methods. Maximize kitchen eficiency, save on overhead expenses and increase menu quality.
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Sous vide Open Heating Bath Circulators
with stainless steel bath tanks in various sizes
Sous vide Open heating bath circulators include insulated stainless steel bath tanks. The ED and ME models simply mount on a bridge which is placed on the bath tank. The following bath tanks are available: 19,27,33 and 39 litres
These compact units are particularly suitable for long cooking times as the additional bath cover and the insulated bath tank reduce steam loss and keep power consumption to a minimum
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