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Is it worth trying sous-vide at home?

May 12, 2019 4 Comments

To answer this question real quick here: Yes it is. Now the point of today’s post is to disagree with someone’s opinion about cooking sous vide. I came across this article on The Guardian about sous vide cooking titled: Is it worth trying sous-vide at home? and I couldn’t wait to write down my thoughts on […]

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