STRUCTURE OF
SAUCE
• A liquid, the body of a sauce.
• A thickening agent
• Additional seasoning and flavoring
ingredients
Five Based Liquids:
1.White Stock – for velouté sauces.
2.Brown Stock – for brown sauces.
3.Milk – for Bechamel.
4.Tomato and stock – tomato sauce.
5.Clarified Butter – for hollandaise.
Thickening Agents
1. Roux – cooked mixture of equal by weight of fa
Heat clarified butter
over low heat and
add flour.
Thickening Agents
1. Roux – cooked mixture of equal by weight of fa
Blend into a smooth paste
adjusting the amount of flour
needed to achieve proper
consistency
Thickening Agents
1. Roux – cooked mixture of equal by weight of fa
Cook, stirring constantly,
until the proper color
and flavor achieved.
White Roux
Cook for 3-5 minutes
Blond Roux
Cook for 5-6 minutes
Brown Roux
Cook for 15-20 minutes
2. Beurre Manie – a mixture of equal parts flour an
3. Whitewash – a thin mixture of flour and cold
4. Waxy maize – is handled like cornstarch and
5. Purees – vegetables, nuts, etc.
• Additional seasoning and flavoring
ingredients
FIVE MOTHER
SAUCES
Béchamel Sauce
Béchamel sauce is probably the simplest of the
mother sauces because it doesn’t require making
stock.
Béchamel Sauce
Béchamel can be used as an ingredient in
baked pasta recipes like lasagna, and also in
casseroles. But it's also the base for some of
the most common white sauces, cream
sauces and cheese-based sauces.
 Cream Sauce
 Mornay Sauce
 Cheddar Cheese Sauce
 Mustard Sauce
 Cheesy Sauce
Velouté sauce
Velouté sauce is another relatively simple
mother sauce, made by thickening white stock
with a roux and then simmering it for a while.
• Chicken Veloute
• Veal Veloute
• Fish Veloute
• Chicken Veloute = Chicken Stock
• Veal Veloute = Veal Stock
• Fish Veloute = Fish Stock
• Chicken Veloute + Cream = Supreme Sauce
• Veal Veloute + White Wine and Cream
= White Wine Sauce
• Fish Veloute + egg yolks and cream = Allemande Sauce
 Normandy Sauce
 Bercy Sauce
 Hungarian Sauce
 Mushroom Sauce
 Aurora Sauce

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