Cook at home like Cantu and Achatz with your own anti-griddle or thermal bath for sous vide. Alas the prices are still a bit prohibitive for a home chef, unless you're a home chef who wants to freeze everything you eat so you get your $845 worth of anti-griddle.

Posted on June 27, 2006

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