Pressure Cooker VS Sous Vide, which one is BETTER?


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  1. RyzER617
    RyzER617 says:

    If Guga let the pork cook LONGER in the pressure cooker it would've been feeling apart! Test isn't fair..

    I make the tenderest collard greens in my pressure cooker so I know

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  2. Tristan Cleary
    Tristan Cleary says:

    I love this channel and guga foods. Amazing content, fun experiments, and great looking food. But unfortunately this video was not good. If you want to compare a pressure cooker to sous vide, do it fairly and use the pressure cooker properly.

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  3. Phill Lawton
    Phill Lawton says:

    The SV pork was visibly tender, I have just purchased an Anova precision oven which can sous vide without vacuum sealing and sear. I did a porterhouse in it and it was the juiciest steak I’ve ever had. It would be interesting if you could compare this oven against normal SV on your show. Thank you for your entertaining channel

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  4. Vance Vehrs
    Vance Vehrs says:

    If you cook the sous vide to 135 F and the pressure cooker to 145 F, wouldn't there be a lot more residual heat build up after removing from pressure cooker than sous vide. Thus continuing the cooking process even more than sous vide after removing from heat. Sous vide was medium rare like it should be, pressure was well done. It turned out as expected by temperature. US pork doesn't have parasites, so you can cook it to a soft med rare. I had a very tender juicy pork loin steak on the bbq by cooking to a still soft stage, much better than the firm ones I gave to the family that doesn't appreciate it slightly pink. Chef gets picking rights.

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  5. Tom Harvey
    Tom Harvey says:

    I can appreciate how young Angel is compared to everyone else if on this channel, but this kid REALLY knows his stuff and roll with the best of them and has thoughtful words to back his position up.

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  6. TIM READY
    TIM READY says:

    FYI Guga…when it comes to pressure cooking, the "COMMUNITY of manufacturers" always want to promote their method in the best light. So, in my personal experience, I've come to the realization that, whatever time THEY recommend for cooking meats?, double it.

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  7. Horse Nuts
    Horse Nuts says:

    Pressure cookers have their place. But probably not with pork loin.

    They're excellent for beans. But they come into their own with the toughest bits of meat, especially beef. I've made the best ever Texas Red with beef cheeks and beef shin which are tough as old boots without a pressure cooker.

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  8. Jason Stockett
    Jason Stockett says:

    Don't know why we are comparing these two, they have completely different purposes.
    Pressure Cooker – used for meats that need to be broken down (pulled pork, ribs, etc…)
    Sous Vide – used for items that benefit from perfect temperature control (Steaks, eggs, etc…)

    These two methods really shouldn't be compared, they're used for completely different purposes.

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  9. A Petrusenco
    A Petrusenco says:

    58 градусов цельсия? Дорогой, ты ничего не попутал? НО! Как мне нравится твоё: Когда я ем мясо, мне хочется плакать!

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