How to Make Sous Vide Pork Tacos, Fresh Margaritas, and Classic Guacamole



Host Julia Collin Davison grills Sous Vide Cochinita Pibil, and host Bridget Lancaster makes the Best Fresh Margaritas and Classic Guacamole.

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  1. I made these n there vary good had to substitute oven for sous vib .However even though I have 2021 cookbook the Harbornaro salsa not n it need all access this upsetting I can't make salsa even though I have the cookbook I have cook country magazine n cookbooks n still need all access rip off

  2. A Bic lighter works great for opening a bottle also you can't use a cheap plastic lighter it will break turn the lighter longway it will catch the edge of the bottle cap wrap your hand just like you did the spoon 😁

  3. Well, sous vide already is an environmetally questionable technique (a plastic bag for every meal), but it might make sense for larger pieces of meat. It's absolutely silly for a meal like this, where the meat is chopped up and mixed together with a whole lot of other ingredients.

  4. Can we please just for one second realize how dangerous of a technique that is for cutting an avocado. Doing the same motion while holding the avocado in your hand gives you way more control over both the knife and the avocado. Trying to spin and avocado with your fingertips while holding a knife awkwardly on an angle to an inexperienced cook can cause severe damage if they slipped. Holding the avocado in your hand making a small, controlled slit with the tip of the knife and then proceeding to apply pressure evenly and in a slow pace, while simultaneously rolling both your wrist in sync to cut the avocado in half, you can cut the avocado with a lot more safety.

  5. I love this recipe but I just buy achiote when I make mine and doctor it up a little. If you want to save even more time, buy El Yucateco XXX hot sauce. I used to make fresh but the oils from habanero can bond to plastic and rubber gaskets in your blender and slowly leach out into other dishes that you don't want to taste spicy.

  6. 6:55 "Now the trick to sous-videing is to get as much air out of the bag as possible."
    My trick for that: keep your ring finger in the seam as you close it. Then fold and squish the bag — or dunk the bag in the water up to the seam, and let the water squeeze out the air. Then remove your finger and finish sealing the bag.

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