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Directions

Steaks: Vacuum seal everything together and cook sousvide at 53°C (medium) in steam mode for 60 minutes. The cooking level from rare to welldone can be adjusted via the temperature: rare 47°C, medium 53°C, welldone 60°C. Then take the meat out of the bag, pat dry a little and season (14 g sea salt per 1 kg of meat). Preheat the combi steamer to 225°C in combi steam mode, 25% humidity, 70% fan speed with a coated grill plate. After preheating, grill the rump steak for about 4 to 8 minutes, depending on the desired browning. Marinated grilled corn: Vacuum seal everything together and cook sousvide in steam mode at 83°C for 70 minutes. Then remove from the bag, pat dry and marinate with the following marinade. Corn Marinade: Preheat the combi steamer to 225°C in combi steam mode, 25% humidity, 70% fan speed with a non-stick grill plate. After preheating, grill the corn for about 2 to 4 minutes until desired browning. Sweated tomatoes: Mix everything together well and put in a coated GN container and let it sweat in the combi steamer at 70°C in hot air mode for 30 minutes, then remove the tomatoes and strain the stock; this will be used for the tomato ragout. The sweated tomatoes serve as a vegetable side dish with the corn, or as decoration. Tomato ragout: Now put everything together in a coated GN container and let it braise in the combination steamer at 160°C in hot air mode with the humidity flap open for approx. 20-25 minutes, with a fan speed of 70%. Plantain croquettes: Place the green plantain in a frying basket and steam in the combi steamer at 99°C and 50% fan speed for 45 minutes. Then remove the bananas from the peel and mash them finely. Knead with other ingredients into a fine mass, form croquettes and bread them with flour, plant milk, breadcrumbs or panko. Feel free to use spray fat or phase with paprika content: Spray or brush the croquettes with it and place them in a frying basket, fry in a preheated combi steamer at 180°C in hot air mode for 14 minutes, turning once or twice in the meantime.