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Instructions *** 1-29-17 very good pretty different i wonder if you could make them in larger containers as these really are "bites", for individual recipes go to the web page below, i sort of winged it with some cooked bacon, some cheese and some spices.... *** (https://anovaculinary.com/easy-homemade-sous-vide-egg-bites/) Chef Nicole (https://anovaculinary.com/author/chef-nicole/) January 25, 2017 In the first week of 2017, Starbucks announced their newest addition, Sous Vide Egg Bites. In response to customers requesting non-bready breakfast options over the last couple of years, their recipe development team chose to follow the rising trend of cooking with immersion circulators and devised these recipes. And so, the sous vide egg bite was born. (http://jyed83kwvc1495mtp10f4c82-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/DSC00719.jpg) THE CROWD GOES WILD !these admittedly delicious bites have been taking Starbucks by storm. The first day I even tried to order them, they were out of the egg white & roasted pepper option entirely. By 9am on a weekday, they had all been scooped up! That said, I knew with my first bite of the bacon & gruyere that we at Anova would be able to figure out how to make sous vide egg bites ourselves. AND that we could make them even better! The Eggs-perimentation Begins First, one of our amazing #anovafoodnerd community, Jen Stone aka @ketobabe (https://www.instagram.com/ketobabe/) on Instagram, figured out her own method for sous vide egg bites. They looked and sounded fantastic. For her recipe, Jen suggested whisking together 10 – 12 eggs plus 1 – 1.5 cups of cream. She then poured this mixture into 125ml canning jars with a multitude of fillings and dropped into a 172ºF/77.8ºC bath with Anova Precision Cooker attached for 90 minutes. The egg cups came out beautifully, and the discussion after that post was absolutely inspiring. It was clear that everybody wanted the ability to make these creamy, dense, cheesy little sous vide egg bites at home but were looking for exact measurements and answers about reheating. Into the Anova Test Kitchen We wanted to do our own testing to develop the perfect Anova Sous Vide Egg Bite. Armed with a handful of ingredients, we tried a number of different combinations: Bacon + gruyere + egg + salt Bacon + gruyere + egg + milk + salt Bacon + gruyere + egg + heavy cream + salt Bacon + gruyere + egg + neufchatel cheese + salt Gruyere + egg + neufchatel + salt Cottage cheese + egg white + roasted red pepper + green onion + salt + pepper Cottage cheese + neufchatel cheese + egg white + roasted red pepper + green onion + salt + pepper Egg + dairy-free pesto + bacon + roasted red pepper + green onion + salt Egg + broccoli + white onion + garlic + roasted red pepper + salt + pepper We were expecting clear “winners” among all of the sous vide egg bite experiments. In actuality, every single one was mouthwateringly delectable. And when we sampled the Starbucks *after* we had tried our own version, every person who was able to make the comparison noticed the “extended-shelf-life” flavor that the purchased versions had. What Are the Benefits of Making Anova Sous Vide Egg Bites at Home? Apart from having breakfast for an entire week made in one go (and know how much we love our batch cooking (https://anovaculinary.com/batchcooking-benefits/)!), there are a myriad of reasons to try this recipe at home: 1. The Anova sous vide egg bites taste simple, fresh, and fulfilling. 2. We were able to put any given flavor combination together in less than 5 minutes of prep time and an hour of cooking. 3. Technically pasteurized, they should keep for several weeks in the refrigerator unopened – though we doubt they’ll last that long without being eaten! 4. You can control the texture, from fluffy to custard-like, and they’re all scrumptious. 5. You can customize it. This recipe gives you the power to accommodate almost any dietary restriction (provided no egg allergy). Bring on your Paleo, Keto, dairy-free, low-carb, vegetarian masses – we’ve got you covered! 6. Our most basic recipe has four whole-food ingredients. Their most basic recipe lists 8 major ingredients plus multiple starches and preservatives. 7. One order at the cafe will set you back about $5. One homemade batch that would cover 12 servings could cost less than that depending on the ingredients you choose! The Winning Recipes Finally, we’ve come to the part you’ve all been waiting for! Below you will find our favorite versions of the top three recipes we came up with. More information about alternate ingredients, textures, and reheating will be in the next section of this post. And these recipes WILL be added to both our recipe site and the app, but we wanted to get them to you as soon as possible! Sous Vide Egg Bites: Bacon & Gruyere (http://recipes.anovaculinary.com/recipe/sous-vide-eggbites-bacon-gruyere) 1/28/2017 Cracking the Starbucks Code: Easy Homemade Sous Vide Egg Bites Anova Culinary https://anovaculinary.com/easyhomemadesousvideeggbites/ 7/9 (http://jyed83kwvc1495mtp10f4c82-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/DSC00807.jpg) 1/28/2017 Cracking the Starbucks Code: Easy Homemade Sous Vide Egg Bites Anova Culinary https://anovaculinary.com/easyhomemadesousvideeggbites/ 8/9 (http://jyed83kwvc1495mtp10f4c82-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Screenshot-2017-01-24-17.19.58-1.png) Sous Vide Egg Bites: Egg White & Roasted Pepper (http://recipes.anovaculinary.com/recipe/sousvide-egg-bites-egg-white-roasted-red-pepper) 1/28/2017 Cracking the Starbucks Code: Easy Homemade Sous Vide Egg Bites Anova Culinary https://anovaculinary.com/easyhomemadesousvideeggbites/ This recipe published with BigOven, and can be imported instantly by BigOven users. 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