How to make a thermostated waterbath for sous vide for under $150. This article assumes you have more electrical knowledge than I do and sounds complicated. Can't you just put a thermometer in your waterbath on very low heat and get the same result? I still want to try sous vide at home.

Posted on June 26, 2006

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