You've likely heard of using a sous vide to cook the juiciest steak ever, but did you know you can also sous vide hamburgers?

Most Ziploc bags, or their store-brand equivalents, are perfect for sous vide as long as the box says they're BPA-free. To use plastic bags, drape the open end of the bag over the side of the ...

Some sous-vide recipes call for vacuum-sealed bags, but I've always been able to get enough of the air out just by using a regular sealable plastic bag. Just make sure that whatever brand you get ...

We’ve seen no shortage of temperature controlled immersion cooking devices, called Sous-Vide, around here. But this one probably has the capacity of all of them combined! Flickr user ...