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SOUS VIDE AT HOME

Monica Lo Scott L. Peabody Meesha Halm Lisa Q. Fetterman

The Modern Technique for Perfectly Cooked Meals

From the creator of the first affordable sous vide machine comes this easy-to-follow cookbook that clearly illustrates how to harness the power of sous vide technology (the process of slow cooking ingredients to perfect tenderness using immersion circulation) to achieve restaurant-quality dishes, regardless of skill level.
Sous vide has been a popular cooking technique in restaurants for years, offering tender and succulent dishes cooked to perfection, but until recently home cooks were unable to re-create these at home due to the restrictive cost and size of the sous vide machine. Now, with the advent of portable and affordable sous vide machines, this method is fast becoming one of the hottest trends in home cooking. Sous Vide at Home, by the CEO and founder of Nomiku--the first immersion circulator for home cooks, offers a much-needed accessible cookbook for a diverse audience, from home chefs to tech-minded millennials. The elegant design paired with recipes such as Halibut Tostadas, Stout-glazed Short Ribs, and Salted Caramel Ice Cream, makes Sous Vide at Home both essential and timeless.

LISA Q. FETTERMAN is the founder and CEO of Nomiku, the first home sous vide immersion circulator machine on the market. Lisa has been featured in Wired, Make, CNET and Forbes, and was named on both Forbes and Zagat Survey’s 30 Under 30 lists for her pioneering work in the food space. Lisa has worked at some of the top restaurants in the country including Babbo and Jean-Georges in New York and Saison in San Francisco. She lives in San Francisco where she employs her hunger-inducing recipe blog and infectious personality to fuel Nomiku’s momentum.
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Published 2016-11-01 by Ten Speed Press

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Published 2016-11-01 by Ten Speed Press

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