Sous-Vide Time & Temp Chart Generator
Get precise sous-vide cooking time and temperature recommendations tailored by cut and doneness level.
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Master Sous-Vide Steak Cooking
Sous-vide cooking offers unparalleled precision and consistency for perfect steaks every time. Our professional-grade calculator provides exact time and temperature recommendations based on scientific principles and culinary expertise.
Why Choose Sous-Vide?
- Perfect Doneness: Achieve exact doneness from edge to edge
- Consistency: Identical results every single time
- Tenderness: Long, low-temperature cooking breaks down tough fibers
- Flavor Retention: Sealed environment preserves natural juices and flavors
How Sous-Vide Works
Sous-vide (French for "under vacuum") involves sealing food in airtight bags and cooking it in a precisely controlled water bath. This method allows for exact temperature control, ensuring your steak reaches the perfect doneness without overcooking.
Equipment Needed
- Immersion circulator or sous-vide machine
- Vacuum sealer or zip-lock bags
- Large container or pot for water bath
- Cast iron pan or torch for finishing
Pro Tips for Success
- Season steaks before sealing for enhanced flavor
- Add herbs or aromatics to the bag
- Always finish with high-heat searing for crust
- Pat dry before searing to prevent steaming