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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Category Archives: Fishy Fishy Fishy Fish. Fishy Fishy Fishy Fish. May 8, 2013. Sorry i have been taking a mothers day break so I haven’t been writing and this has been sitting in my drafts folder all week. Fishy Fishy Fishy Fish. May 7, 2013. The 19 hour sous vide octopus is a smashing success! We took out one of the yummy umami tentacles and simply sliced it over some lemon, sprinkled with paprika and chowed down. It is fantastic. Perfect texture! May 6, 2013. We orde...
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. January 10, 2014. Save Spots the goldfish and make balsamic pearls – check. May 17, 2013. Just the average day in the Stuart family, started with a melt down at 6:25 am, went on to broken bathroom lights, filling out kindergarten registration paperwork, making my first gellification and ending with another meltdown followed by the fish floating on his back. Fishy Fishy Fishy Fish. 2 creative directors sous vide an octopus. May 6, 2013. Go out to dinner? We then flipped ...
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Recipes and Experiments | The Accidental Gastronomist
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Category Archives: Recipes and Experiments. January 10, 2014. Sous vide beet carpaccio. January 4, 2014. Preheat the sous vide water bathe to 185. Peel and thinly slice the beets. Place in a vacuumed sealed bag with a sprinkle of salt, a drizzle of olive oil and 2 sprigs of thyme. Vacuum seal the bags and place in the preheated sous vide. Grandma ‘the butcher’. August 19, 2013. Young adult Thumper thumping his foot from Bambi (Photo credit: Wikipedia). I was cooking wil...
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2 creative directors sous vide an octopus | The Accidental Gastronomist
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Fishy Fishy Fishy Fish. 2 creative directors sous vide an octopus. May 6, 2013. It was Sunday and I had someone take our 4 year old to a carnival so we had several hours to ourselves. Did we watch a movie? Go out to dinner? Take a passionate roll in the sack? No we decided it was the perfect time to experiment with a 6 pound octopus and take pictures of it. We placed them in the sous vide at 165 and checked them in 7 hours and they still were not tender so we left them ...
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Kitchen Adventures | The Accidental Gastronomist
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Category Archives: Kitchen Adventures. January 10, 2014. Grass Fed Rancher Steak Sous Vide. January 6, 2014. In Los Angeles we have an incredible butcher named Lindy and Grundy. Prepare a marinade of Worcestershire and soy sauce. Place the steaks in a shallow pan and cover with marinade. Refrigerate for 2-4 hours. Start sous vide warming to 133 (my Nomiku does a more precise temp of 132.7 but 133 will be fine). Grandma ‘the butcher’. August 19, 2013. Did a great rabbit ...
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Gelification | The Accidental Gastronomist
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Save Spots the goldfish and make balsamic pearls – check. May 17, 2013. Just the average day in the Stuart family, started with a melt down at 6:25 am, went on to broken bathroom lights, filling out kindergarten registration paperwork, making my first gellification and ending with another meltdown followed by the fish floating on his back. Does this foam look familiar? May 15, 2013. On Top Chef I would have been sent packing my knives! Follow Blog via Email. Connoisseur...
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Molecular Stuff | The Accidental Gastronomist
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Category Archives: Molecular Stuff. January 10, 2014. Grass Fed Rancher Steak Sous Vide. January 6, 2014. In Los Angeles we have an incredible butcher named Lindy and Grundy. Prepare a marinade of Worcestershire and soy sauce. Place the steaks in a shallow pan and cover with marinade. Refrigerate for 2-4 hours. Start sous vide warming to 133 (my Nomiku does a more precise temp of 132.7 but 133 will be fine). Sous vide beet carpaccio. January 4, 2014. Place in a vacuumed...
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Save Spots the goldfish and make balsamic pearls – check. May 17, 2013. Just the average day in the Stuart family, started with a melt down at 6:25 am, went on to broken bathroom lights, filling out kindergarten registration paperwork, making my first gellification and ending with another meltdown followed by the fish floating on his back. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Cook Up a Story.
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Save Spots the goldfish and make balsamic pearls – check | The Accidental Gastronomist
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. Save Spots the goldfish and make balsamic pearls – check. May 17, 2013. Just the average day in the Stuart family, started with a melt down at 6:25 am, went on to broken bathroom lights, filling out kindergarten registration paperwork, making my first gellification and ending with another meltdown followed by the fish floating on his back. Does this foam look familiar? Grandma ‘the butcher’. February 27, 2015 at 3:39 am. February 28, 2015 at 3:50 pm. Join 69 other follo...
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accidentalgastonomist | The Accidental Gastronomist
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About the Accidental Gastronomist. All posts by accidentalgastonomist. I'm not a scientist. I'm not a chef. I'm not even particularly good at cooking. I'm a former advertising executive recently turned consultant and stay at home mom doing what any suburban mom would do, Molecular Gastronomy. Join me and my family in this wild adventure as I explore some out there cuisine from my suburban kitchen. Best Ever Sous Vide Butternut Squash. January 13, 2016. Most conveniently they’ve got it already peele...
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