First time with abalone… Hopefully it turns out okay. Stay tuned 😊

by Imaginary-Bass2875

8 Comments

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  2. fortress_sf

    It’s excellent sous vide for a long time a tenderizes without losing the flavor

  3. Imaginary-Bass2875

    Ahhh I see regarding the butter. Seems like you’ll flavour the butter and rob the abalone of flavour in doing so to some extent. I’m going to do a parsley / herb butter sauce with the bag juice so we shall see.

  4. grapes1806

    Looks like you are sous viding a bunch of giant oysters, what am i looking at here as your description is lacking any crumb of context

  5. darappa999

    What were your cooking times and temp ? How did it turn out ?

  6. twill41385

    Butter is polarizing to beef. Butter poached seafood is made around the world in the finest restaurants, sous vide or not.