Sous vide guinea fowl/charcoal grilled

in food •  7 years ago 

Fall is almost here, so i’m am going to start adjusting my menu on the season.

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This is not a very complicated dish, but that’s a bit what i do. Keep it simple, not too much on a plate. Just the pure flavours of the best products.

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Check out this beautifull filets.

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I’m a sous vide man. With this style of cooking you can get amazing tenderness and flavours.

Ik cook my guinea fowl for 1 hour and 20 minutes on 58 degrees.

Then i put them in my charcoal oven on the grill, only on the skin side. To get it nice and crusty, supertender and a fantastic grill flavour.

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In this dish i work with chicory, which i also cook sous vide. 2 hours on 82 degrees. Afterwards baked in butter.

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Then i make a cream of celeriac.( i will give you this thermomix recipe soon)

And i also use some crispy baked oyster mushrooms on top.

Then a little poultry gravy with some butter, and finished.

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Thanks a lot guys, hope you like it!

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I’m going to try that later today.🤗

Cook or eat it?

😄probably the second...

hey @tomber,
great food photography and it so very very nice looking.thanks for sharing.....upvoted.

  ·  7 years ago (edited)

Thanks man.👍

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