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Anonymous Modernist 4664
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Hi all,
I am also looking for a new chamber vacuum sealer.
I am wondering if there is one where I can control the vacuuming also by setting a specific pressure instead of length of time of vaccuming.
I am assuming the Polyscience Chef Series or the MultiVac 250 can do it, but unfortunately I can not find any proper description on how they actually work.
Anybody any ideas? Thanks
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I have a problem here with the cooking of the squid and cuttlefish.
somehow the timing doesn't seem right.
Could you please confirm that the numbers are correct
barley cooked50C 10 Min
Firm65C 5 Min
tender654 h 30 min
firm seems to be pretty short in cooking time
please also check the others like geoduck and snails
Robby
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I don't know where Mr. Marchesi comes from, but I don't think it's Milan.
For me, a risotto Milanese has to be made with bone marrow, otherwise it's just a risotto and NOT Milanese.
And as I can't see any bone marrow in his recipe, it is not a Milanese. Sorry.
Unless somebody proves me wrong.
Robby
Chamber Vacuum Sealers
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Thanks for comments,
unfortunately the VP-112 is too small as I have lots of veggies and meat to vacuum during the year.
Cooking is just a small part.
I still would prefer an option to use pressure instead of time for fragile items.
Will be at a big catering exhibition in Toulouse next week and will report back on findings