Vacuum cooked vegetables
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Flavors, flavors, flavors. Sous-vide cooked vegetables have many advantages. The flavors, nutrients and the color will be retained during the cooking process. Rest during peak hours. Thanks to the sous-vide method the products have a longer expiration date. This way you won’t have to throw away too quick and you can always have them in stock. And all this pure and natural and without any preservatives.
Carrots
Processing: Peeled and with a piece of foliage.
Taste: Concentrated sweet taste.
Preparation: Stew in a knob of butter or roast them.
Combine with: Very nice with flavors like sesame, orange peel or green herbs.
Chicory
Processing: Small size chicory with a few drops of lemon juice.
Taste: Characteristic chicory taste, perfectly cooked without discoloration.
Preparation: For example, cut in half lengthwise and then roast on the cutting edge.
Black salsify
Processing: Peeled and packed with a few drops of lemon juice.
Taste: Rich and creamy taste.
Preparation: For example, heat in some butter and vegetable stock. But also very nice when roasted.
Combine with: Very nice with poultry and mushrooms.
Yellow beets
Processing: Peeled and cut in 1/8 wedges.
Taste: Mild and earthy taste. Bright yellow color.
Preparation: Heat up in a knob of butter. Or use a little bit of smoked olive oil for an exciting taste.
Combine with: Lots of combinations with beets are a hit.
Are you looking for an easy but tasty vegetable garnish that’s still modern these days? Roast sous-vide cooked vegetables! Pat dry the vegetables with a paper towel and cut, for example, the chicory lengthwise in half. Roast the chicory on the cutting edge in a non-stick pan with a little bit of clarified butter. You don’t need more than a bit of sea salt to bring out all the flavors.
Fennel
Processing: Cut into quarters with the end and the foliage still attached.
Taste: With a beautiful fennel taste with hints of anise. fresh and crispy.
Preparation: Stew briefly.
Combine with: Amazing with bouillabaisse or other dishes with fish.
Butternut squash
Processing: Peeled and cut in pieces.
Taste: Soft pumpkin taste.
Preparation: Roast shortly in the pan or oven. Also very nice from the barbecue.
Combine with: Hazelnuts, crème fraîche or pumpkin seeds.
Parsnip
Processing: Peeled and cut in half.
Taste: A beautiful sweet anise taste.
Preparation: Roast briefly in a pan or oven.
Combine with: A perfect combination with meat.
Asparagus
Processing: Peeled and trimmed AA asparagus.
Taste: The asparagus flavor doesn´t get any more pure than this. The ultimate taste.
Preparation: Heat briefly in the steam oven or pan with a knob of butter.
Combine with: Lots of surprising combinations are possible, although the classics Always remain succesfull.
Your choice. Our sous-vide cooked vegetables are a reliable base. You choose, stew in a knob of butter or roast on the barbecue, the possibilities are endless.
Parisian carrot
Processing: Scraped into small balls.
Taste: A pure carrot taste with a crispy bite.
Preparation: Heat up in a knob of butter or some olive oil. Also great in a stir-fry.
Combine with: Amazing with tarragon and some orange zest.
Whites of leek
Processing: The white pieces of leek in 10 cm.
Taste: Creamy, soft and concentrated leek taste.
Preparation: For example, cut in half lengthwise and then roast on the cutting edge. Or try to make slices so you can see the layers.
Combine with: Nice with melted vanilla butter or vadouvan.
Banana shallot
Processing: Cleaned.
Taste: Intense shallots taste.
Preparation: Cut in half lengthwise and roast on the cutting edge.
Combine with: Use cold with pate and terrine. When roasted, lots of combinations are great.
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