#anovafoodnerd customer photo of the day! @beat_riceee cooked up this astonishing #sousvide Beef Wellington. She started by dropping the tenderloin in a 124°F / 51.1°C warm-water bath for 2 hours. When the steak was done soaking, she coated with dijon mustard, mushrooms, prosciutto and puff pastry and baked at 425F for 10 minutes until the pastry was golden and crispy before slicing open to reveal that medium-rare goodness we know and love! . . Special occasion? Sous vide shines! Tag #anovafood
Four Expensive Steak Cuts to Know
We do quite a bit of steak talk around here, but we've never covered the true basics: how to pick the one you want.

Serious Eats
Sous Vide Burgers Recipe
You might ask, why sous-vide a hamburger? It's one of the simplest foods to make using traditional methods, so does precision cooking really have anything to bring to the table? For larger burgers, of the six- to eight-ounce range, the answer is yes: Sous-vide precision cooking is a wonderful method of ensuring that your burgers come out with an unparalleled level of juiciness every single time.