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Sous vide

This article is a stub or basically a "bookmark" to A Practical Guide to Sous Vide Cooking by Dr. Douglas Baldwin.

It is definitely an interesting read, however as a cheat sheet, the most important items are written down here, in case the original gets taken down upstream.

Table 2.1

Temperatures corresponding to rare, medium-rare and medium in meat and fish.

RareMedium-RareMedium
Meat50 °C55 °C60 °C
Fish42 °C50 °C60 °C

(source)

Table 2.2: Heating times for thawed meat

Approximate heating times for thawed meat to 1 °F (0.5 °C) less than the water bath's temperature. You can decrease the time by about 13 % if you only want to heat the meat to within 2 °F (1 °C) of the water bath's temperature. Do not use these times to compute pasteurization times: use the pasteurization tables [below].

ThicknessSlab-likeCylinder-likeSphere-like
5 mm5 min5 min4 min
10 mm19 min11 min8 min
15 mm35 min18 min13 min
20 mm50 min30 min20 min
25 mm1¼ hr40 min25 min
30 mm1½ hr50 min35 min
35 mm2 hr1 hr45 min
40 mm2½ hr1¼ hr55 min
45 mm3 hr1½ hr1¼ hr
50 mm3½ hr2 hr1½ hr
55 mm4 hr2¼ hr1½ hr
60 mm4¾ hr2½ hr2 hr
65 mm5½ hr3 hr2¼ hr
70 mm3½ hr2½ hr
75 mm3¾ hr2¾ hr
80 mm4¼ hr3 hr
85 mm4¾ hr3½ hr
90 mm5¼ hr3¾ hr
95 mm6 hr4¼ hr
100 mm4¾ hr
105 mm5 hr
110 mm5½ hr
115 mm6 hr

(source)

Table 2.3: Heating times for frozen meat

Approximate heating times for frozen meat to 1 °F (0.5 °C) less than the water bath's temperature. You can decrease the time by about 13 % if you only want to heat the meat to within 2 °F (1 °C) of the water bath's temperature. Do not use these times to compute pasteurization times: use the pasteurization tables [below].

ThicknessSlab-likeCylinder-likeSphere-like
5 mm7 min7 min6 min
10 mm30 min17 min12 min
15 mm50 min30 min20 min
20 mm1¼ hr40 min30 min
25 mm1¾ hr55 min40 min
30 mm2¼ hr1¼ hr55 min
35 mm3 hr1½ hr1¼ hr
40 mm3½ hr2 hr1½ hr
45 mm4½ hr2½ hr1¾ hr
50 mm5¼ hr2¾ hr2 hr
55 mm6¼ hr3¼ hr2½ hr
60 mm7¼ hr4 hr2¾ hr
65 mm8¼ hr4½ hr3¼ hr
70 mm5 hr3¾ hr
75 mm5¾ hr4¼ hr
80 mm6½ hr4¾ hr
85 mm7¼ hr5¼ hr
90 mm8 hr5¾ hr
95 mm8¾ hr6¼ hr
100 mm7 hr
105 mm7½ hr
110 mm8¼ hr
115 mm9 hr

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