Sous vide

Sous vide temperatures and times table

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There are two important elements in sous vide cooking: time and temperature. How long something needs to be cooked depends on the thickness. Every product has an ideal core temperature for cooking. Since more than 100 ingredients can be cooked sous vide, a table for sous vide temperatures and times is useful. Every component in this table has been tested, so you don't have to do any research yourself.

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The times in the table are based on the minimum cooking time , in addition the time depends on the thickness of the product you want to prepare sous vide. The given temperature is based on the average for that product. Tastes differ, so use the tables below to arrive at your own preference in terms of temperature and time. Where one person likes his steak medium perfect, at a temperature of 58°C, the other prefers a medium-rare steak at a temperature of 53°C. That is the exceptional thing that the precision of sous vide cooking has to offer.

Tip: Each product has a specific thickness indicated. If the product deviates in thickness, the following ratio applies: 2 x thickness → time x 4. Note: The temperature and time depend on the thickness of the ingredient and how cooked you want it, the given temperature and time are a guideline.

 

Sous vide temperatures lamb

Lamb meat always tastes good and is mainly available in the spring. It combines well with fresh herbs such as thyme, oregano or bay leaf. The meat from a lamb has a wonderful taste of its own and is naturally very tender and easy to prepare. An exception to this are the neck, tongue and shoulder as this meat contains more connective tissue and therefore requires longer preparation. The types of meat from a lamb have different times and temperatures. Below are the most common temperatures and times shown per component.

sous vide temperatures lamb

Type of meat °F Thickness cm Thickness inch Time
Lamb tail piece 58 136 4 1.6 60 min
Lamb tongue 70 158 2.5 1 24 hours
Lamb sweetbreads 62 143 2.5 1 90 min
Lamb fillet 60 140 2 0.8 30 min
Lamb heart 80 176 2.5 1 12 hours
Lamb chop 55 131 5 2 60 min
Lamb shoulder 70 158 2.5 1 17 hours

 

 

Sous vide temperatures pig

Certain times and temperatures remain a matter of taste. For that reason, we have indicated minimum temperatures. For example, pork belly is juicy and stewed at 80ºC/176F for 12 hours, while it is tender and firm at 68ºC for 24 hours. It is just a matter of what you prefer.

sous vide temperatures pig

Type of meat °F Thickness cm Thickness inch Time
Back ham 65 149 8 2,4 12 hours
Pork belly 80 176 3 1,2 12 hours
Spareribs 74 131 5 2 8 hours
Suckling pig leg 62 143 3 1,2 48 hours
Pork tenderloin 55 131 2.5 1 90 min
Pork chop 62 143.6 2.5 1 60 min
Pork loin 60.5 140.9 2 0.8 20 min
Pork neck 68 154 3 1,2 24 hours
Pork shoulder (pulled pork) 70 158 2.5 1 18 hours
Pigtail 70 158 2 0.8 48 hours
Pork cheek 70 158 2 0.8

24 hours

 

 

Sous vide temperatures calf

Veal comes from cattle that are younger than 12 months. It is therefore young beef. There is also a distinction to be made in the type of veal, namely: white veal (8-9 months) and pink veal (8-12 months). It is a type of meat that is not consumed to a large extent in the Netherlands. Special actually, since it is a relatively lean type of meat that contains many vitamins and nutrients.

Type of meat °F Thickness cm Thickness inch Time
Veal rib-eye 55 131 4 1.6 75 min
Veal T-bone 55 131 3 1,4 90 min
Veal fillet 57 134 3 1,4 60 min
Veal cutlet 56 132 10 4 3 hours
Veal shank 55 131 3 1,4 80 min
Calf's tongue 70 158 2.5 1 21 hours
Calf cheek 78 172 5 2 12 hours
Calf's sweetbreads 63 145 2 0.8 90 min

 

 

Sous vide temperatures beef

Many cuts of beef require a relatively low temperature, for example: rib eye, bavette and tenderloin. For larger, coarser cuts of beef, we recommend using higher temperatures. This is beneficial for the texture of the meat.

sous vide temperatures beef

Type of meat

°F

Thickness cm

Thickness inch

Time

Bavette

56

131

3

1,4

2 hours

Steak – Well done

68

154.4

2.5

1

50 min

Steak – Medium

61

141.8

2.5

1

50 min

Steak – Medium rare

55

131

2.5

1

50 min

Steak – Rare

51

123.8

2.5

1

50 min

Brisket

64

147

4

1.6

48 hours

Burger

56

143

3

1,4

90 min

Diamond Hare

54

129.2

2

1,4

80 min

Meatball

62

143

3

2.8

2 hours

Beef tenderloin

52

149

2.5

1,4

2 hours

Ribeye

53.8

129

5

1

40 min

Rump steak

55

131

2

0.8

45 min

Beef fillet

55

131

3

2

60 min

Beef shank

78

172

2.5

2

8 hours

Beef tongue

80

176

2.5

1

20 hours

Beef cheek

62

143

5

2

60 hours

Shoulder chop

56

132

2

0.8

4 hours

Short rib

74

131

3

1,4

24 hours

 

 

Sous vide temperatures poultry

With poultry it is especially important that it is not cooked for too long, in general. Poultry quickly becomes dry when cooked traditionally. For this reason, the sous vide cooking technique is a good solution. It does not matter if the product cooks longer in the sous vide container.

The legs and legs of poultry need to be cooked longer than, for example, fillets and liver, as these are muscles that the animal uses a lot. This meat contains a lot of connective tissue, which makes the meat tough. By cooking the poultry for a longer period of time, this connective tissue is slowly broken down, resulting in a tender end result.

Type of meat °F Thickness cm Thickness inch Time
Pigeon breast 58 136.4 1 0.4 20 min
duck breast 57 134.6 2.5 1 60 min
Duck leg 70 158 7 2.7 16 hours
Pheasant breast 62 143.6 2.5 1 40 min
Pheasant leg 76 168.8 5 2 12 hours
goose 60 140 2 0.8 2 hours
Foie gras 58 136.4 2 0.8 20 min
Turkey leg 75 167 7 2.7 7 hours
Chicken fillet 64 146.3 3 1,2 60 min
Chicken thigh 65 149 3 1,2 60 min
Quail 64 147.2 5 2 60 min
Quail leg 63 145 1 0.4 3 hours
Guinea fowl 65 149 3 1,2 1.5 hours
Partridge 56 132.8 2.5 1 25 min

 

sous vide temperatures poultry

 

Sous vide temperatures game

Anyone can prepare game. Venison is similar to beef, but much tastier. The natural taste of game combined with the similar preparation of beef makes it an attractive type of meat. The game season starts every year on October 15 and runs until December 31. That is the moment to choose a tasty duck breast instead of beef. The real meat lover can therefore not wait for the start of the game season. By preparing the game sous vide it is a piece of cake. This means that preparing game no longer requires more knowledge and skill from the chef.

Type of meat °F Thickness cm Thickness inch Time
Bison 56 132.8 2.5 1 28 hours
Hare fillet 60 140 2 0.8 15 min
Venison leg 55 131 3 1,4 80 min
venison loin 58 136.4 2 0.8 50 min
Rabbit fillet 64 147.2 2 0.8 12 min
Deer 53 127 2 0.8 90 min
Pig's back 56.5 133.7 2 0.8 90 min
Pig cheek 62.5 144.5 2.5 1 18 hours
sous vide temperatures game

 

Sous vide temperatures fish

When preparing fish sous vide, it is important to pay attention to portioning the fish before cooking it, because if you portion it afterwards, the fish will fall apart. 50 degrees / 122 Fahrenheit is a temperature that gives a good result with almost every fish, do not deviate too much from this.

Type of fish

°F

Thickness cm

Thickness inch

Time

Scallops

52

122

1.5

0.6

40 min

Trout

52

125.5

2.5

1

25 min

Shrimp

54

129.2

2

0.8

25 min

Halibut

55

131

2.5

1

30 min

Calamari

77

170.6

Big

Big

5 hours

Cod

50

113

2.5

1 inch

40 min

Lobster (confit)

52

125.6

2

0.8

30 min

Crayfish (tail)

55

139.1

2

0.8

15 min

Mackerel

50

122

2

0.8

20 min

Ray

55

131

2

0.8

15 min

Redfish

50

122

2

0.8

20 min

Tuna

45

113

2.5

1

45 min

Salmon

50

122

2.5

1

40 min

Monkfish

48

118.4

2.5

1

18 min

Sea Wolf

52

125.6

2.5

1

20 min

Salmon

50

122

2.5

1

40 min

Monkfish

48

118.4

2.5

1

18 min

sous vide temperatures fish

 

Sous vide temperatures of vegetables

When cooking vegetables sous vide, it is important to consider what kind of result you want. For example, you can choose to cook the vegetables briefly, +/- 15 min, for a light and crispy result and a bit longer for less firm vegetables.

Type of vegetable °F Time
Potato 90 194 60 min
Jerusalem artichoke 85 185 40 min
Artichoke 90 194 2 hours
Asparagus 88 190.4 20 min
Eggplant 85 185 45 min
Beets 90 194 60 min
Cauliflower 85 185 35 min
chives 90 192 45 min
Broccoli 86 186.8 20 min
Mushrooms 85 185 60 min
Cherry tomato 45 140 60 min
Peas 85 185 60 min
Bottle gourd 85 185 45 min
Green asparagus 84 183.2 20 min
turnip 85 185 30 min
Corn 83.5 182.3 45 min
Parsnip 83.5 182.3 75 min
Pumpkin 85 185 45 min
Leek 85 185 30 min
Radish 85 185 40 min
Salsify 90 194 60 min
Onion 85 185 90 min
Fennel 85 185 45 min
Chicory 85 185 20 min
Carrot
85 185 60 min
Parsley root 85 185 65 min
Silver onion 85 185 4 hours
Sweet potato 85 185 40 min
sous vide vegetables

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34 comments

herman.manfred@gmail.com

herman.manfred@gmail.com

Goede avond
Ik zoek een tabel waar ik de afmetingen van mijn vlees kan ingeven om de juiste tijd te bereky

info@robertlucas.nl

info@robertlucas.nl

Goedenavond, ik heb kalfsspareribs gekocht. Die wil ik sous vide garen waarna ik ze nog even op de bbq grill en lak. Welke sous vide temperatuur en tijd raadt u mij aan? Alvast dank voor uw reactie.

yu-givan@hotmail.com

yu-givan@hotmail.com

Hi Bron,

Dat is een beetje afhankelijk van de dikte. je kunt het beste de vraag even kunnen stellen aan onze Facebook groep: https://www.facebook.com/groups/149654692304987

Bronwynmay@live.nl

Bronwynmay@live.nl

Ik heb een lamsbout zonder been van 1.7 kilo en wil het rare/medium rare maar wel mals. Hoe lang in de sousvide ? En op 55graden denk ik?

tina.vanstaen@telenet.be

tina.vanstaen@telenet.be

Ik wil varkensvlees van 900 gr sousvide bereiden ,graag temperaturen en homeland ,ongeveer 5cm dik

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