The ultimate comfort food…? Quite possibly! We slow-“braise”, sous vide, Australian lamb shanks with roasted garlic and onions and a touch of rosemary, to create a truly soul-satisfying combination of flavours and melt-in-your-mouth lamb. The juices in the pouch can be simmered down to make a very rich tasting sauce! Delicious served with our Roasted Garlic Smashed Potatoes...check out our Ontario Farm to Table Dinner Kit.

(Pictured here with Roasted Garlic Smashed Potatoes and Provençale Ratatouille)

Heating Instructions

Recommended Finishing Steps

• Heat the lamb shank following the Heating Instructions link above. Once it has been heated, remove it from the pouch, saving the pouch juices.
• Pour the juices into a small saucepan and reduce until thickened. 
• Plate the lamb shank and pour the reduced juices over top (and your potatoes!)

The unofficial ‘national dish of Britain’, due to its overwhelming popularity there! Pieces of  boneless, skinless chicken breasts and thighs are simmered in a fragrant sauce of yoghurt, tomato, ginger, garlic and spices….the chicken becomes infused with all these flavours. Pairs perfectly with our Coconut Rice (sold separately or included in the dinner kit ).

Heating Instructions

(Pictured here with Coconut Rice)

We call them “Naked Ribs” because we only season them with sea salt and black pepper. We then grill these incredibly meaty Berkshire ribs to impart that smoky barbecue flavour before we cook them sous vide, low and slow, until they are sooooo tender! You get to slather them with one of our BBQ sauces or your favourite, then finish them on your barbecue or under your broiler. These pair perfectly with our Smashed Sweet Potato Russet Blend.

*Rack sizes are based on average raw weight and do vary.

Heating Instructions

Recommended Finishing Steps

• Heat the ribs following the Heating Instructions link above. Once they have been heated, remove them from the pouch. 
• Place them on a baking sheet, slather with barbecue sauce and place under the broiler for 2-4 minutes to crisp up, being careful not to burn the sauce. Or, slather them with barbecue sauce and place them on your preheated barbecue.
• Cut the rack between the bones and pile on a platter. Serve with additional sauce if desired.

“Best ribs I’ve ever had!”
—overheard at the OK Friday Market, Burl’s Creek

Lobster Lollipops…Yes, they’re a thing! The ultimate food-on-a-stick. We de-shell a Nova Scotia lobster tail, skewer it with a bamboo stick, vacuum pack it in our Lemon-Garlic-Herb Butter and cook it sous vide. The result? One very tender and tasty lobster tail!

Super as an hors d'oeuvre, the base for a lobster roll or paired with our Grilled Steak-on a-Stick for a fun take on traditional Surf and Turf. Check out our Surf and Turf Dinner Kit.

Heating Instructions

(Each de-shelled lobster tail weighs approximately 120 g)

The classic French Bistro menu item. Delicious, melt-in-your-mouth duck, with crazy crispy skin! We season our King Cole duck leg with sea salt and black pepper, then vacuum pack it and cook it sous vide... slowly... very slowly…

This item features in our Paris Bistro Dinner Kit, and is also brilliant when finished with our Asian Raspberry  Sauce and served with our Coconut Rice or Red and Black Thai Rice!

Heating Instructions

Recommended Finishing Steps

• Heat the duck leg following the Heating Instructions link above. Once it has been heated, remove it from the pouch, saving the pouch juices.
• Place it skin-side up on a baking sheet, and place under the broiler for 2-4 minutes to crisp up the skin (skin-side down on a hot barbecue grill).
• Plate the Confit Duck Leg and drizzle the juices in the pouch over top (and on your potatoes!)

(Pictured here with Portobello smashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables - sold separately)