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I was assuming you defrosted them before sous vide but then I read 7 hours and thought probably not.Trying to clear out my freezer of odds and ends so I put random bits of poultry meat, offcuts and skin (plus bacon) together into these roulades like my 'Turducken' thing I did at Christmas. They came out pretty well and this time I realised I didn't need to tie them with string, since after the sous vide stage, they will hold their shape for the frying part.
Here they after a couple of hours in the freezer which makes them stay intact when removing the clingfilm they're rolled in. Then it's a sous vide bath for 7 hours at 62C.
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After their bath it's a 4 min fry to golden them up.
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Ooh yeah. Going by the texture I do wonder if deli-style turkey breast is cooked sous vide....? It came out really tender and with that texture and mmm-moistness that is 'just so'. I also sharpened my knives so got some nice clean slices without the skin or bacon tearing.
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Its elegance has been elevated immeasurably by the inclusion of frozen peas and corn because I was too lazy to do some 'proper' veg side...
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Thing is sous vide has such wide margins I’m still not sure!