Want to Make *Perfectly* Cooked Meals Without Fuss? Try These Sous Vide Recipes (2024)

Pork chops can be easy to overcook — but not with a sous vide cooker!

Get the recipe at Beautiful Eats & Things.

This five-ingredient side couldn't be easier to make. And the results? The low-temp softens and sweetens the radishes, and the the pineapple glaze makes them irresistible.

Get the recipe at Food Fidelity.

Creamy mozzarella, fresh tomatoes, and a balsamic reduction make this meal unforgettable. Even the kids will be licking their plates clean.

Get the recipe at This Silly Girl's Kitchen.

Sous vide the chicken breast ahead of time, and you have a perfectly tender, incredibly juicy topping for your caesar salad — and lunch or dinner is on the table in five minutes flat.

Get the recipe at Salt Pepper Skillet.

You just can't go wrong with a traditional pot roast. Serve this classic comfort food with a side of mashed potatoes for a dinner that'll warm you right up.

Get the recipe at Simply Darrling.

It takes only minutes to whip up a mouthwatering garlic butter that takes these filets to the next level. Your family will be in awe when you present this restaurant-quality dish to them.

Get the recipe at Number 2 Pencil.

Have you been avoiding meatloaf because so many versions are dry and bland? Well, this blogger promises his recipe is moist and flavorful.

Get the recipe at Plating Pixels.

Chocolate + mint = a match made in dessert heaven. Plus, these perfectly portioned cheesecakes mean you can enjoy the entire treat without any guilt.

Get the recipe at Savoring the Good.

Brunch has never tasted better. Top this toast with your favorite finishings—this blogger chose queso fresco, sriracha seasoning, and micro greens. Yum!

Get the recipe at Dash of Savory.

Five-star restaurant or your kitchen? It will be tough to tell when you're serving up this decadent dish.

Get the recipe at Cooking With co*cktail Rings.

It only takes five ingredients (yes, really!) to make this fish dish. Pair it with brown rice and a side salad, and you have a complete—and super healthy—dinner.

Get the recipe at Omnivore's Cookbook.

A bit of sriracha gives this chicken dinner a nice little kick. If you're not big on spicy foods, don't worry. A little brown sugar adds a touch of sweetness.

Get the recipe at Street Smart Kitchen.

Change up your usual taco Tuesday go-to and prepare this pork handheld. Don't forget to top each one with avocado slices, hot sauce, and a squeeze of lime.

Get the recipe at That Other Cooking Blog.

If flat iron isn't your preferred cut of meat, you can certainly switch it out. This blogger notes sirloin, ribeye, and strip would also work well in his recipe.

Get the recipe at The Domestic Man.

Finish off these juicy chops in your cast iron skillet. The forever faithful kitchen tool will give it a crispy crust.

Get the recipe at Salt Pepper Skillet.

If you're searching for a plate to impress your special someone, look no further. This steak makes for the perfect romantic dinner for two.

Get the recipe at Platings and Pairings.

Warning: These "kickin'" chicken wraps are absolutely addictive. They'll be polished off in no time.

Get the recipe at Life She Lives.

The possibilities are endless for this pulled pork recipe. This blogger chose to make tacos, but you could also add some barbecue sauce and make a pulled pork sandwich.

Get the recipe at Sip Bite Go.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner! You'll be whipping up this simply seasoned poultry time and time again.

Get the recipe at 40 Aprons.

You won't believe how flaky this fish becomes, even though it's only marinated in olive oil and salt. A garnish of fresh dill, chives, and lemon are the only other additions you need.

Get the recipe at Taste of Artisan.