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Off topic Starbucks sous vide egg bite
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Captainjimpark
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i know this is off topic but I tried those sous vide egg bites yesterday and loved them!! And they are healthy.i know many of you have a sous vide,has anyone tried to make them at home? I’m thinking about pulling the trigger on one.
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I see a lot of people do them on SV facebook groups. I've been meaning to try it myself.
Post pics of your results
XL & MM BGE, 36" Blackstone - Newport News, VA -
Thanks for posting. I had not heard of them before. I'll be making a batch in the near future to have for breakfast.
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Belmont, NC
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I made them. Sorry, no pictures, but I can tell you about it...
Used this site for the recipe. Made the bacon and gruyere version. My daughter and I had both had the Starbucks version and liked them. Liked this hack of them just as well. Made them in the little canning jelly jars. Made 10 as I recall. Put them in the fridge and ate them for breakfast all week. Popped them out of the jar and onto a plate, then into the microwave to reheat.
Plan to try other versions but haven't had a chance yet.EggMcMcc
Central Illinois
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Second BGE, a MMX, February 2017
Third BGE, another large, May, 2017
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johnnyp said:
I see a lot of people do them on SV facebook groups. I've been meaning to try it myself.
Post pics of your results
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What’s funny is that the approach is quite similar to the SV chocolate pots. Use of mason jars, eggs, even the time and temperature.
Instead of chocolate, you’re mixing in cheese and bacon or whatever else. The pics at the Anova site look great.
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TheyEggMcMic said:I made them. Sorry, no pictures, but I can tell you about it...
Used this site for the recipe. Made the bacon and gruyere version. My daughter and I had both had the Starbucks version and liked them. Liked this hack of them just as well. Made them in the little canning jelly jars. Made 10 as I recall. Put them in the fridge and ate them for breakfast all week. Popped them out of the jar and onto a plate, then into the microwave to reheat.
Plan to try other versions but haven't had a chance yet.
So many options here.
Thanks for the link.
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JohnInCarolina said:What’s funny is that the approach is quite similar to the SV chocolate pots. Use of mason jars, eggs, even the time and temperature.
Instead of chocolate, you’re mixing in cheese and bacon or whatever else. The pics at the Anova site look great. -
If anyone has an electric pressure cooker, they seem to be all the rage with that group too.XL BGE, Lg BGE, MiniMax BGE, Mini BGE
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Chris8938 said:If anyone has an electric pressure cooker, they seem to be all the rage with that group too.
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@Captainjimpark - You will not be sorry going with the Anova.Happily egging on my original large BGE since 1996... now the owner of 5 eggs. Call me crazy, everyone else does!
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Not going to lie, I’m very partial to the ChefSteps Joule. Waterproof, small form factor, stable temperature control - it’s a winning combination. Admittedly a little more expensive than the Anova option though, if that’s a factorDFW - 1 LGBE & Happy to Adopt More...
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NorthPilot06 said:Not going to lie, I’m very partial to the ChefSteps Joule. Waterproof, small form factor, stable temperature control - it’s a winning combination. Admittedly a little more expensive than the Anova option though, if that’s a factor
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NorthPilot06 said:Not going to lie, I’m very partial to the ChefSteps Joule. Waterproof, small form factor, stable temperature control - it’s a winning combination. Admittedly a little more expensive than the Anova option though, if that’s a factorSoutheast Florida - LBGE
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Florida Grillin Girl said:@Captainjimpark - You will not be sorry going with the Anova.
have had the egg bites from starbucks love them....,!MMx, my not so large BGE
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Cmyachtie said:Florida Grillin Girl said:@Captainjimpark - You will not be sorry going with the Anova.
have had the egg bites from starbucks love them....,! -
Great idea, have been hearing about these Starbucks egg bites for a while and been wanting to try them. This was a great primer.
Have a Joule and love it. The smart phone app is one of the greatest things. When I want to do a steak properly, I start up the app, choose the color I want the meat to turn out to, tell it how thick the steaks are and fresh or frozen, turns out great everytime.
Have been suffering with a cable outage for a week now, so no internet/wi-fi. No problem, fire up the app using bluetooth and Joule is good to go.
As stated, the Anova seems to be a great option as well.Woody in Northville, MILarge BGE with AR R & B Oval Combo w/Extender and Sliding D Grid, Kick Ash Basket, Smokeware Cap, Wok, Grill Grates and Kettle Q -
Will have to give these a go.
Thanks for the link.
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making these this afternoon. I'll post it when I'm done.Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX
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I have the lil lady picking up jars right now! This is happening today. What recipe do y’all find the best?
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The Cen-Tex Smoker said:making these this afternoon. I'll post it when I'm done.
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Gravytrain84 said:I have the lil lady picking up jars right now! This is happening today. What recipe do y’all find the best?
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I'm doing a smoked ham, Gruyere, and jalapeno and a smoked ham, Gruyere and chive to start. I have a ton a bacon but we are eating a little leaner these days and I think smoked ham will stand up well in there. I'm going to add the Gruyere after the bath and torch it to get some color on it.Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX
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I’m doing a simple eggs, heavy cream,spinach, bacon, & cheese right now.
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Gravytrain84 said:I’m doing a simple eggs, heavy cream,spinach, bacon, & cheese right now.
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Finished product!
I did 12 eggs and 1 cup of heavy cream. Next time I’ll do 1/2 cup of cream. They’re really good but a little too rich
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Those look awesome,did they come out of the jars easily?
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I passed a knife around the edge and pulled it right now. Will spray oil in them next time thought.
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Test run in. Egg, cream cheese, Gruyere, smoked hamKeepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX -
I can’t wait to get my sous vide
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Good not great. The anova recipe is too hot (171f). The eggs are set up too firm. Like an omelette in a cup. Nothing you couldn’t get on a stovetop in 3 minutes. All the meat sinks to the bottom too so unless you are getting some crazy creamy SV texture this is not worth the effort.
Im going to try another batch at a lower temp and see what I come up with.Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX
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