Our Bar Five Farms boneless beef short ribs are seasoned with sea salt and black pepper, grilled, then cooked sous vide for a very, very long time. They are melt-in-your-mouth delicious and the juices in the pouch can be made into a quick and delicious pan sauce. They are also great with any number of our barbecue sauces (our chef’s partial to the Plum Butter Balsamic BBQ Sauce). Pair the ribs with our Poutine Potatoes for a real treat!
Heat the ribs following the Heating Instructions link above. Once they have been heated, remove them from the pouch.
Pour the pouch juices into a small saucepan and add 60g of red wine and bring to a boil. Reduce by half or until desired thickness has been achieved.
Slice the short ribs, if you like, and place them on your plate. Drizzle the pan sauce over top.
Or....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.
Slice the short ribs and place on your plate. Serve with additional sauce if desired.
Think Spring in Ontario! Barrie Hill Farms asparagus is combined with fresh, creamy, tart goat cheese, fresh herbs and a hint of lemon, stuffed into a plump Fenwood Farm's chicken breast then cooked sous vide. Our creamiest stuffing yet!
A fillet of our Jail Island Atlantic Salmon is cooked with a very summery blend of fresh lemon juice, lots of fresh Genovese basil, and a hint of garlic. Very refreshing! Great served chilled on a salad (pouch juices can be used as your salad dressing), or heated with a side of our Greek Rice.
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…
Inspired by the massive bone-in Rib Eye beef steak...the Tomahawk. This is a long-bone pork loin chop that we cook sous vide with our very own Bacon Butter! Whipped butter, smoky bacon fat, chopped bacon, roasted onions and garlic. Mmmmmm....bacon..... So tasty served with our Poutine Smashed Potatoes.
Heat the chop following the Heating Instructions link above. Once it has been heated, remove them from the pouch, saving all of the juices in the pouch.
Place it in a frying pan and sear over med-high heat for 1-2 minutes per side. Or place on a preheated barbecue for 1-2 minutes per side.
Remove the chop from the pan or barbecue and add the pouch juices/bacon butter from the pouch to a pan. Bring to a boil and reduce until it begins to thicken up. Remove from the heat.
Plate the chop and drizzle the reduced juices and bacon butter over top. Garnish with a sprig of rosemary.
