Sous-vide black pudding

Anova Culinary

Black pudding, also called blood pudding, can be done sous-vide. It brings forth the delicate nature of this dish, which is often overcooked. It is traditionally served with mashed potatoes, but you know what you have to do to please your guests.

Author

Zudzug Gloktag

As a culinary maestro, my passion lies in the art of cooking. There’s nothing more delightful than orchestrating a never-ending gastronomic symphony, where friends gather to savour my sous-vide masterpieces. These delicacies, crafted with minimal effort yet maximum flair, are a testament to the magic of sous-vide cooking. Liver sous-vide, you ask? It’s a game-changer! Transformed from an often-overlooked ingredient into a star attraction, it’s a testament to the transformative power of sous-vide. And for the grand finale, how about some sous-vide ice cream? Yes, you heard it right! Sous-vide isn’t just for flavour - it’s a sweet sensation too!

Prep Time: 00:30

Recipe Time: 01:30

Temperature : 159.8F / 71C

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Set your Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker to 71ºC / 159.8ºF
  2. Cook for 1.5hours. The internal temperature has to reach the set point. If your sausages are frozen or bigger, add some time.

The last steps

  1. Prepare your side dishes.
  2. Add a tablespoon of butter to your pan and put the sausages in when the butter starts to simmer.
  3. When the temperature is about to be so high as to burn the butter, add a dash of milk.
  4. Cook like this for 5 minutes or less. The goal is to form a crust, no more.