We've marinated our Bar Five Farms Angus boneless beef short ribs in a Korean style 'Bulgogi' marinade, rich with garlic, ginger, soy sauce and Gochujang, that savoury, spicy, slightly sweet fermented Korean chili paste. The short ribs are combined in the pouch with a trio of sautéed mushrooms; King, Shitake and Cremini, then slow-cooked sous vide. The result....melt in your mouth and oh so tasty!

(Pictured here with Roasted Garlic Smashed Potatoes, Roasted Carrots and Parsnips that are sold separately, and a trio of mushrooms) 

Heating Instructions

Recommended Finishing Steps

• Heat the ribs following the Heating Instructions link above. Once they have been heated, remove them from the pouch. 
• Pour pouch contents, including short ribs and mushrooms into a small saucepan. 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 and spoon the mushrooms over top. 

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)

 (Pictured here with Wild Rice Pilaf, and Grilled Asparagus - sold separately)

A perfect, hearty, classic Italian dish. A slow sous vide "braised" Veal Shank is cooked in a rich wine sauce with tomatoes, sweet peppers, lots of garlic and a hint of lemon zest and rosemary. Don't forget about the hidden delicacy in the centre of the osso buco...the prize in the bone; the smooth as silk marrow. Wonderful served over a bed of our Roasted Garlic Smashed Potatoes, our Portobello Smashed Potatoes or Pappardelle pasta.

 Heating Instructions

 (Sizes are based on raw weight)

*Pictured here 300 g - 400 g Veal Osso Bucco with Pappardelle pasta (Pasta sold separately)