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Welcome to the regular Q&A feature where we shine the spotlight on our EHL research faculty and their current work. With a view to going behind the scenes to better understand the fascinating, impactful world of research, the EHL Institutional Visibility team will be regularly catching up with an EHL researcher whose work is making a difference in both the classroom and industry.
Welcome to the regular Q&A feature where we shine the spotlight on our EHL research faculty and their current work. With a view to going behind the scenes to better understand the fascinating, impactful world of research, the EHL Institutional Visibility team will be regularly catching up with an EHL researcher whose work is making a difference in both the classroom and industry.
Sous vide (pronounced sue-veed), also known as low temperature, long time (LTLT) cooking, is a type of precision cooking orginated from France which achieves professional level results. Once a technique for commercial kitchens and top chefs, new kitchen gadgets have put it into the hands of amateur chefs in their homes. Patrick Ogheard, Associate Dean of Practical Arts at EHL Hospitality Business School, explains the many wonders of cooking ‘sous-vide’.
Truffle. A true love it or hate it delicacy, with its pungent flavour and heady scent, the truffle is not a flavour which takes a back seat in any dish and can easily overwhelm the palate if overdone.