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  • Tortilla Española

    Tortilla Española

    A classic Spanish omelette made of egg, potato, and onion cooked in olive oil.

  • Sous Vide Broccoli

    Sous Vide Broccoli

    Sous Vide Broccoli is the best way to prepare your broccoli! If you’ve ever struggled with overcooked and mushy broccoli, you’ll want to try cooking it in a sous vide!

  • Sous Vide Salmon

    Sous Vide Salmon

    The best thing about the sous vide technique for salmon is that you can find the temperature and timing that works for you and let the Sous Vide do the hard work. These salmon fillets are moist in the center and slightly flaky on the outside. You can even customize the salmon any way you like,…

  • Sous Vide Duck Leg Confit

    Sous Vide Duck Leg Confit

    This sous vide duck confit takes minimal effort to prepare while being cooked low and slow, resulting in fork-tender texture with crispy skin.

  • Sous Vide Lamb Chops

    Sous Vide Lamb Chops

    How to perfectly cook lamb chops using the sous vide cooking method. Loin or rib chops can be used.

  • Basque Cheesecake

    Basque Cheesecake

    This is the iconic Burnt Basque Cheesecake from San Sebastian Spain, in all its rustic perfection with the signature golden "burnt" surface that tastes like caramel, and light-as-air creamy cheesecake inside. Stunningly luscious yet light, and not that sweet at all!

  • ButterNut Squash Risotto

    ButterNut Squash Risotto

    When the season turns to Autumn we think of butternut squash, and you're going to love this risotto! It is so creamy and full of flavor. Great as a fall side dish or main course.

  • Czech Bread Dumplings

    Czech Bread Dumplings

    Soft pillow like dumplings, extraordinarily good at soaking up gravy or stew

  • Czech Goulash

    Czech beef goulash features generous chunks of tender beef simmered in a rich, thick onion-based gravy.

  • Sauce Espagnole

    Sauce Espagnole

    One of the five French mother sauces codified by Auguste Escoffier. Often misunderstood as just “brown gravy,” Espagnole is the foundation for luxurious sauces like Demi-Glace, Bordelaise, and Chasseur—turning a simple beef stock into a restaurant-quality flavor bomb.