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Sous vide stick

Sous vide is definitely here to stay. And once you’ve decided that this is a cooking method you want to start using, you’ll suddenly face some new considerations. What actually suits your needs best, a sous vide stick or a whole sous vide machine? And once you’ve sorted that out, exactly which model should you … Read more

Sous vide garfish filet

This was my first attempt at garfish. In my opinion, garfish is not the best fish in the world, and I’m sure you can’t get more out of a piece of meat than by cooking it sous vide. Therefore, I would call this my take on the best way to prepare garfish. Garfish is often prepared … Read more

Pork Belly Sous Vide

In my eternal quest for “perfect” meat preparations, I had to try and see if using sous vide might improve this recipe. It turned out really delicious and yummy, but I must admit it didn’t turn out better than the original 🙂 Pork Belly sous vide recipe Tender and juicy pork belly prepared with duck … Read more

Pork Wellington

Beef Wellington is one of the most festive dishes you can make: It looks impressive when it appears on the table, and it tastes fantastic! I decided to try making the classic Wellington with pork tenderloin instead of beef. It was served with potato roses, mushroom/cream sauce, cabbage salad with fresh berries and vinaigrette, good … Read more

Asian hot wings

I am definitely not known for taking the easy way out, so of course, I had to make my own hot wings! However, I was quite disappointed by how hard it actually was to get my hands on fresh chicken wings. Fortunately, my own butcher could help me. He provided me with 5 x 2-kilogram … Read more

Sous Vide

Sous vide is here to stay. Not that it’s a new invention, but the method is increasingly gaining popularity in private Danish homes. And for good reason. Below, you’ll learn a lot more about the infamous water bath and why you should consider making sous vide a natural part of your kitchen repertoire – every … Read more

Halibut Fillet Sous Vide

Halibut fillet is simply fantastic. The meat has a lovely peppery scent and a COMPLETELY sublime taste! Halibut fillet can generally withstand all of the most common fish preparations, but it’s no secret that I am particularly fond of the sous vide method. Sous vide is mostly used for cooking steaks, roasts, and poultry, but … Read more

Brussels Sprouts Sous Vide

It’s the season for Brussels sprouts, but Brussels sprouts can really divide opinions. Either you like them – or you definitely don’t. And it’s probably because the Brussels sprouts haven’t been cooked correctly. Brussels sprouts should neither be mushy, overcooked, nor – well – taste like “farts”.   How should Brussels sprouts be prepared? Brussels … Read more

Neck Chops Sous Vide

My sous vide machine is my best friend in the kitchen. At least if we’re talking kitchen utensils. But neck cutlets – can they go sous vide? Yes, they definitely can, and below I’ll share my best tips for preparing a delicious neck cutlet using the sous vide method. Neck Cutlet Cut Neck cutlets are … Read more

Topside sous vide

Traditional roast beef is the classic preparation of the beef shoulder clod. And roast beef is typically braised – but can it be done sous vide? The answer is a resounding “Yes.” With sous vide, the roast beef becomes incredibly tender and delicious! Here, I’ll show you how to prepare the perfect roast beef sous … Read more