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Turbo Boneless Pork Chop
Turbo sous vide ensures a moist, juicy and tender result every time, up to twice as fast! The quick sear at the end gives a delicious caramelised crust.
This recipe is tuned in for Breville+. Download the app and let Autopilot take the guesswork out of cooking, using our visual doneness selector.
This recipe is tuned in for Breville+. Download the app and let Autopilot take the guesswork out of cooking, using our visual doneness selector.

the Joule® Turbo Sous Vide
55 mins total time
5 mins active time
Easy
Serves 0
Ingredients
Measurements:
- Pork chop(s)
boneless
- ½ tsp coarse salt (per chop)
- 1 tsp oil (per chop)
- 1 tbsp neutral flavoured oil
to sear
- Sea salt
to serve
- Freshly ground black pepper
to serve
Instructions
- 1Place the Joule Turbo Sous Vide inside a pot or large vessel (max 8 litres) and place on a trivet. Fill with cool tap water until approximately halfway between the minimum and maximum fill lines and keep the pot uncovered.Tip: A trivet will protect your benchtop from direct contact with the hot pot or vessel.
- 2Place the chop(s) in a microwave-safe, zip-lock freezer bag with the longest edge running along the base of the bag. Sprinkle with salt and add the oil. If cooking 2 chops, place flat, in the bag side by side. If cooking more, use multiple bags. Tip: You can substitute the oil for any flavoured oil or butter. Also feel free to add your favourite herbs, spices or dry rub.
- 3In Breville+, press Set Time & Temp at the bottom of the screen and follow the prompts to customise the cooking of your chop(s). Once set, lower the bag into the water against the side of the pot, while using a spatula to push it three-quarters of the way down. This will remove the air and ensures it does not float. Seal the bag and Start Turbo.
- 4When the timer signals that the pork is done, heat a cast iron skillet or heavy-based frying pan over high heat. Carefully remove the bag from the water. Place the pork on a paper towel lined cooling rack set over a tray and pat dry.
- 5Only when the pan starts to smoke (this will prevent overcooking and sticking), add 1 tablespoon of oil and sear the chops(s) for 30 seconds on each side. Transfer the chops(s) to a cooling rack set over a tray and rest for 1 minute. Repeat as necessary to cook all pork chops. Tip: For extra flavour and colour, you can add a knob of butter and baste the chop(s) while searing.
- 6Transfer the pork chop(s) to a serving plate and serve sprinkled with sea salt and a squeeze of lemon.