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New course content — equilibrium brining
Chris_Young_80640
Just posted this live to the course. Welcome any feedback, questions, or suggestions for improvement.
http://www.chefsteps.com/courses/accelerated-sous-vide-cooking-course/equilibrium-brining
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Jack_Mayer_85396
@Thomas
, thanks for the help ...
t.stanoulis
When you need to find on the site something that becomes slippery when you seek it, try using google, as in:
"equilibrium brining site:chefsteps.com"
I find google to be more reliable than the built-in search feature on most sites—including ChefSteps. This search also files and presents clearly any instances in the forums.
Jack_Mayer_85396
@Pepijn
- odd that I could't find that with a site search for "equilibrium brining" Thanks for the link!
Pepijn_31744
and
here
is it on CS with the text
Jack_Mayer_85396
@Brandon
- thank you! I just found a beautiful Berkshire double cut rib chop and need to re-visit the brining info ...
Brandon_Byrd_40557
@Jack
:
It's here.
Jack_Mayer_85396
What happened to the class/video on equilibrium bring? Thanks
Mason_Perry_34060
Ketchup is a waste of tomatoes, I only use it to make bbq sauces
seijoed
I usually mix chili, mayo, relish and spicy mustard for a "Micky Dee" sauce.
Jack_Mayer_85396
There's a pretty good burger joint here and their "secret sauce" is mayo and Heinz 57 mixed together. Chili sauces I do love, like Sriracha.
seijoed
I kinda like a little or chili on burgers and fries, with mayo
Jack_Mayer_85396
I'm a mustard guy as well; I've never put ketchup on anything!
Mason_Perry_34060
I just counted I have 13 different mustards. I can't stand ketchup... Blah
seijoed
@Brian
I completely agree with you, mustard is an important part of any diet.
Brendan_Lee_56950
I love mustard. I definitely keep at least 4-5 different kinds on hand at all times. I have really gotten into mustardas recently too, I like the sweet and tangy combo.
prince_of_porcelain
@Johan
, I think I may have just as many mustards around, and have also taken a pilgrimage to the National Mustard Museum. Mustard is good.
Allen_Johnson_67197
I think the video was well done. I myself have only brined turkey and ham. This is going to be on my list of things to start doing.
Mason_Perry_34060
HAHA
seijoed
I think my whole kitchen is a collection of fetish deviations...
Mason_Perry_34060
I think they have websites for Mustard fetish....
seijoed
@Brendan
- you basically want a really spicy vinegary one - I threw that out as an example as it is hard to find good mustards in the regular mega-marts, I normally have around 10-15 kinds at home...
Mason_Perry_34060
Im still hungry I didn't eat enough meatloaf henge
Brendan_Lee_56950
haha man do i hate chinese take out mustard. At least the kind they give you in the pack, I can only stomach the ones you buy in a jar from the asian store.
seijoed
Well, one of the best ways of enjoying gravlax and if you are lazy is to do the above vac dry cure, then it'll take a few hours instead of 24h, it does get a bit firmer, slap it on a fresh piece of sourdough toast, butter, mix a little mayo with chinese take out mustard and dill, make a good layer, add flash pickled cucumber, salmon that you run through a lot of lemon juice, top off with plenty of fresh dill.
Brendan_Lee_56950
Not french enough.
seijoed
It is funny - Hovmastar sauce is the one sauce Escoffier refused to make a "sauce" he hated it
Mason_Perry_34060
Gosh I hate how slow google plus scrolls..... way better on my phone
Brendan_Lee_56950
Those cukes sound delicious. They would make a really nice sandwich topper.
seijoed
Here is another take on it -
https://plus.google.com/112827635720941213700/posts/QtBhKAwsKii
Mason_Perry_34060
Hmm added to my list, I like gravlax
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