culinary: sauce. section objectives upon completing this section, you should be able to: discuss and...
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Section Objectives
Upon completing this section, you should be able to:• Discuss and apply principles of sauce preparation
Functions of a Sauce
• Moisturize• Flavor• Enrich• Bind• Enhance appearance• Provoke interest• Appeal to appetite
Warm Sauce Categories
• Mother sauces– Béchamel– Velouté– Demi-Glace/Espagnole– Tomato
• Emulsion– Hollandaise
Mother Sauces
• Take a long time to prepare• Stable, can be reheated• Foundation for other sauce dishes
– Béchamel (white): cream, Cheddar, and mornay– Velouté: allemande, supreme, and Normandy– Tomato: Spanish, milanaise, and creole– Demi-glace: mushroom, marchand de vin, and
chasseur
Béchamel Sauce
• Milk• White roux• Onion piqué spiked with clove and bay leaf• Nutmeg, salt, and pepper• Quality: Smooth, creamy texture; thickness of
heavy cream; white color; full flavor of base
Velouté Sauce
• Poultry, veal, or fish stock• Blond roux• Salt and pepper• Quality: Smooth, creamy texture; thickness
of heavy cream; pale blond color; full flavor of base
Tomato Sauce
• Tomato• White stock• Mirepoix and seasoning• Blond roux• Quality: Smooth, creamy texture; thickness of
heavy cream; red color; full flavor of base
Espagnole / Demi-Glace Sauce
• Espagnole– Brown veal or beef stock– Brown roux– Seasonings
• Demi-glace– 50% espagnole– 50% brown stock– Reduced by 50%
Emulsions
Definition: Bringing disparate ingredients together
Emulsifier• Something that assists in forming an emulsion
– Egg yolk (lecithin)– Particles (dry mustard, pepper, salt)– Acid (vinegar, wine)– Thick liquid (corn syrup, puréed fruit)
Hollandaise Sauce
• Egg yolk• Clarified butter• Cold water• White vinegar• Lemon juice• Cayenne pepper• Salt
Cold Sauce Categories
• Emulsion– Mayonnaise– French
• Other – Salad dressing– Dessert sauce– Classic
French Dressing
• Emulsified– Eggs, whole– Dry mustard– Paprika– White pepper– Salt– Oil, canola– Vinegar
Sauce Thickening Agents
• Roux– 50% fat and 50% flour,
cooked– White for béchamel– Blond for velouté– Brown for espagnole
• Buerre Manie– 50% fat and 50% flour,
uncooked