Sous-Vide Braciola/Roulade
This food takes me back to my childhood. I grew in the melting pot of Brooklyn, NY, and throughout my childhood and a wee bit into young adulthood, food was an integral part of life. When I moved out of NYC, I quickly noticed that was not the case. Food was a fundamental necessity that memorialized good times, bad times, family parties, and religious holidays. Food is an essential component of life. My paternal Grandparents' family was from Palermo, Sicily, and Poland/Russian (Jewish). It's prevalent in NYC for Italians and Jewish people to marry. My mom's side were Eastern European Jews. My maternal Grandfather was born on a train on their way to Germany trying to escape the pogroms. He was 16 when he arrived in the states. The vast majority of them remained in Germany and Eastern Europe. But that's for another story. As stated earlier, my paternal Grandfather's (first-generation) family was from Palermo, Sicily, and the whole family were unbelievable cooks. He ma...