Thanks!
Its pretty simple. Kernels from 3 ears of sweet corn, a tbsp of chopped shallot... high speed blend with cream to the right consistency. Salt and pepper. Simmer for a few minutes. I add smoked paprika to taste and bacon bits. I've occasionally added a splash of vinegar too.
Once I made it and popped it in the fridge without the simmer. A day later it had a little carbonation and a fermented taste.
I saw no racism or sexism in anybody's posts and nobody said she was stupid.
One of us found her affect stilted and another doubted her food credentials.
I gather you like her.
That's fine.
In Sous Vide, moisture retention by meat is a function of temp. The higher the temp the more juice gets squeezed out. To get the tenderizing effect of cooking without juice loss, you cook tougher cuts longer at a lower temp.