Pinto Beans with Bacon Sous Vide

Pinto Beans with Bacon Sous Vide

Pinto beans are said to hail from Peru and a bit later found themselves in Latin America. Their beige-coloring with streaks of pinkish-brown make them look almost painted. This visual distinction is…
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March Machine Madness

March Machine Madness

March is all about madness, join in and help choose our next big sale! We're getting in on the action with some bracket madness of our own. It's up to you to decide which machine you would m…
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How To Register Your VacMaster

How To Register Your VacMaster

When you purchase a VacMaster machine, you also receive the 1-year limited warranty. Registering your product helps to ensure more efficient warranty service, and can serve as your proof of purchase d…
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Can I Vacuum Package Cooked Foods?

Can I Vacuum Package Cooked Foods?

One of the most frequently asked questions from home and restaurant users is, can I vacuum package cooked foods? The short answer is yes, but there is more to it than that.One of the most common uses…
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Potatoes in a Spicy Peanut Sauce Sous Vide

Potatoes in a Spicy Peanut Sauce Sous Vide

Bolivian Papas a la Huancaina or Potatoes in a Spicy Peanut Sauce Sous VideThis South American dish is credited to Peru but is also a favorite in neighboring Bolivia. The spicy, creamy sauce can be…
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Thank You For Your Feedback!

Thank You For Your Feedback!

You mean a great deal to us here at VacMaster, and your opinion is one we value. We recently sent out a survey to all of of our email subscribers, to learn more about your VacMaster experience. We wer…
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Are There Foods I Can't Vacuum Seal?

Are There Foods I Can't Vacuum Seal?

As much as we all love our vacuum sealers, and the magic they work in the kitchen, there are some foods that either should not be vacuum sealed, or require a little extra attention for vacuum sealing.…
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Freshwater Whitefish "Fillet Mignon" Sous Vide

Freshwater Whitefish "Fillet Mignon" Sous Vide

Trompe-l’œil French for "deceive the eye” is a classic art technique that uses realistic imagery to create an optical illusion. Used in art and architecture over the centuries this technique also h…
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Side Dish: Creamed Spinach

Side Dish: Creamed Spinach

Creamed spinach makes for a deliciously simple go to side for any dinner. Ingredients:• 3 tablespoons unsalted "sweet" butter• 20 ounces fresh spinach, tough stems removed • 1 small red onion, p…
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