- Espagnole Sauce: Espagnole sauce is one of the primary cooking sauces of the French cuisine. Espagnole sauce forms the basis for many French dishes and other types of French sauces. The recipe of this mother sauce is also included in the following paragraphs.
- Brown Stock: Brown stock is basically thick concentrated flavored water that is used in the French cuisine. Brown stock that is used for the preparation of Demi Glace sauce mix, is usually made from veal or beef. While preparing variants of the sauce such as mushroom Demi Glace sauce or red wine in Demi Glace sauce, different ingredients such as wine and mushrooms are used to make the stock. Brown stock is also used to make meat based soups.
Demi Glace sauce is used for the preparation of many different French dishes. The following is a simple Demi Glace sauce recipe.
Requirement
To make the Demi Glace sauce, you will need the following:
- ½ pint espagnole sauce
- ¼ pint jellied brown stock
- one carrot
- an onion
- 2 oz/ 50 gm green streaky bacon
- 2 table spoons butter
- 3 table spoons plain flour
- ¾ pint of brown stock
- bouquet garni
- 2 level tablespoons tomato paste
- salt and black pepper
Procedure
The procedure that is used to prepare the Demi Glace sauce is a two part process. The first part is the preparation of espagnole sauce. The second part is the preparation of the actual Demi Glace sauce.
- In order to make the espagnole sauce, first peel and dice the onion and carrot. Next, remove the rind and gristle of the bacon, and chop the remaining portion.
- After you are done with the cutting, melt the entire butter in a pan, and cook the vegetables and bacon for a time span of about 10 minutes or till the mixture becomes brown.
- Next, put in the flour and keep on stirring the roux till it becomes brown.
- Put in half the stock and stir the mixture till it becomes thick.
- Next, add the bouquet garni and let the mixture simmer for 30 minutes.
- Add the remaining stock and tomato paste and cook for another 30 minutes.
- After the mixture has cooled down, strain the sauce and adjust the seasoning. Your espagnole sauce is ready.
- Add the ¼ pint of stock to the freshly prepared espagnole sauce.
- Boil the mixture till the two sauces merge together and become thick. Let the sauce cool down before you use it to prepare anything.
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