Chpt. 21
 Sauces are thickened liquids that
  complement other foods
 Add color and shine to dishes
 Contribute flavors that complement or
  accent the flavors of a particular dish
 Add richness, especially if sauce is high fat
 Add visual appeal
 Adds moisture
 Allsauces are thickened liquids, which
  separates them from stocks
 Nappe’- the sauce is thick enough to coat the
  back of a spoon
 Sauces can be thickened with
  starches, purees, eggs or emulsions
A  classic starch based thickener, equal parts
  flour and fat
 Three different types- white, blond, and
  brown
     White is cooked 3 to 5 minutes
     Blond is cooked 10 minutes
     Brown is cooked 20 to 30 minutes
A slurry is a mixture of cold liquid and starch
 Common slurry ingredients
     Cornstarch- starch from corn, inexpensive, glossy
      sauce
     Arrowroot- from tropical root, expensive, best
      choice is going to freeze sauce
     Flour- not glossy, not a pure starch, called a
      whitewash- American style gravy
 Thickening liquid by adding pureed fruit or
  vegetables is called a coulis
 Reduction is boiling the sauce, causing the
  water to evaporate
    Intensifies sauce flavor
 Using   eggs yolks takes practice and skill
    Don’t want eggs to curdle or scramble
    You must temper the egg yolks
 Mothersauces are the base sauces from
 which other sauces can be quickly made
    Béchamel sauce-milk and white roux
    Veloute’ – white stock and blond roux
    Demi-glace or brown sauce- brown stock and
     roux
    Tomato sauce
    Hollandaise sauce- eggs yolks and butter
 Derivative
           sauce is sauce that is made from
 a mother sauce
    Compound or small sauce
 1. Sweat vegetable flavorings in fat
 2. Add herbs and tomatoes
 3. simmer sauce
 Optional- Use a food processor to puree
  tomatoes
 Salsas,   relishes and chutneys
     Salsas- less acidic than relishes, spicy tendency
     Relishes- coarsely chopped veggies, marinated in
      vinegar
     Chutney- originate in India, can be spicy or
      mild, can be cooked or raw
 Butter    sauces
     Beurre blanc- emulsified sauce made almost
      entirely of butter

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  • 1.
  • 2.
     Sauces arethickened liquids that complement other foods  Add color and shine to dishes  Contribute flavors that complement or accent the flavors of a particular dish  Add richness, especially if sauce is high fat  Add visual appeal  Adds moisture
  • 3.
     Allsauces arethickened liquids, which separates them from stocks  Nappe’- the sauce is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon  Sauces can be thickened with starches, purees, eggs or emulsions
  • 4.
    A classicstarch based thickener, equal parts flour and fat  Three different types- white, blond, and brown  White is cooked 3 to 5 minutes  Blond is cooked 10 minutes  Brown is cooked 20 to 30 minutes
  • 5.
    A slurry isa mixture of cold liquid and starch  Common slurry ingredients  Cornstarch- starch from corn, inexpensive, glossy sauce  Arrowroot- from tropical root, expensive, best choice is going to freeze sauce  Flour- not glossy, not a pure starch, called a whitewash- American style gravy
  • 6.
     Thickening liquidby adding pureed fruit or vegetables is called a coulis  Reduction is boiling the sauce, causing the water to evaporate  Intensifies sauce flavor
  • 7.
     Using eggs yolks takes practice and skill  Don’t want eggs to curdle or scramble  You must temper the egg yolks
  • 8.
     Mothersauces arethe base sauces from which other sauces can be quickly made  Béchamel sauce-milk and white roux  Veloute’ – white stock and blond roux  Demi-glace or brown sauce- brown stock and roux  Tomato sauce  Hollandaise sauce- eggs yolks and butter  Derivative sauce is sauce that is made from a mother sauce  Compound or small sauce
  • 9.
     1. Sweatvegetable flavorings in fat  2. Add herbs and tomatoes  3. simmer sauce  Optional- Use a food processor to puree tomatoes
  • 10.
     Salsas, relishes and chutneys  Salsas- less acidic than relishes, spicy tendency  Relishes- coarsely chopped veggies, marinated in vinegar  Chutney- originate in India, can be spicy or mild, can be cooked or raw  Butter sauces  Beurre blanc- emulsified sauce made almost entirely of butter