SousVide
Our Chefs insist to cook using the sous vide method. Sous vide means “under vacuum” in French, and it usually refers to the process of vacuum-sealing food in a bag, then cooking it to a specific temperature in a water bath. This allows controlled temperature cooking levels to enhance textures, flavors and tenderness. The original weight, flavor, natural color and aroma of the food are also not lost and meat is tender and moist while vegetables keep their crunch and color. This method of cooking creates results that are quite impossible to achieve through any other way of cooking. Due to the temperatures reached, harmful bacteria can’t grow, and at around 60ºc, most will get destroyed after just a few hours, making decontamination possible. In addition, due to the enhanced flavors, little or no additional salt or fat is used, and the vitamins and minerals are not lost during the process. This precision in controlling the temperature means it actually has the potential to be safer than traditional cooking methods such as boiling or steaming.