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I think where I should start with French sauces, is the beginning, the basis of 75%% of all French sauces. The base I am talking about is not just stock, each share veal stock. Making camp is very simple and easy to make especially if you go only to make small quantities. You would only need about 5-10 #, make about 2 liters of veal stock. And about 1 / 2 liters of sauce that is definitely the stock and the sauceBoth keep well in the freezer.

Start by washing your bones is very well run, then put into a pot with cold water and bring to a boil. When it comes to a boil stir around the bone and they disturb a little off so that the foam and bad things to float to the top and skim it constant. Drain the pot and fill it with cold water, pushed on the backburner, but do not turn it on, rinse the bones again with cold water and pat dry well. Crest of the bones in oil and in a roasting rack in a375 oven. Burn Roast until dark brown, but not, or will the stock bitter. After roasted, the oil drain and add the bones to the water, and turn the flame to the boil then simmer. Meanwhile, drain the oil from the frying pan and add 1 large onion, 1 carrot, peeled and chopped celery all rough. Turn the flame on low at first and a little oil, scrape the bottom of the pan.

This method is a de-glazing and although I'm sure you've heard,of it with only liquids produced by a natural vegetable juice from them that the deglazes the stock (goody brown bits on the bottom of the pan to make sauce pan). Cook the vegetables until golden brown and then add 3 tablespoons of tomato paste. Continue mixing the boil, add in tomato paste and a further 5-10 minutes, stirring constantly, do not let burn. Water added to give up the pan, ensuring just enough to get that its not going to burn, and add everything to the pot with the bones.Simmer them for 16-20 hours (A crock pot is perfect for this).

Now you can have your beautiful strained veal stock, take half of it and keep aside. Other half to reduce by half in a clean pot. Combine 1 cup butter 1 cup flour and cook in a saucepan and stir over medium to often, until mixture is the color of peanut butter (dark brown) but not black. Add a small amount aside and place the veal stock, together with the flour-butter mixture (roux) stirring.The rest of the veal stock held aside. Add 2 # roasted bones and vegetables, the same as before, but raw. Add sprigs of thyme and parsley, and 10 cloves of garlic. Reduce this by half. You now have Espagnole sauce 1 of the 5 mother sauces in classic French sauce making. Combine the strained Espagnole sauce and the reduced veal stock, you now have demi-glace. All the hard work will pay off in the end!

With Demi-glace, you can 100 of saucesas —

Demi Blueberry, Sour Cherry-demi, red wine sauce, sauce charcuterie, Fines Herbes Sauce, and the list goes on and on. Even with a little more reduction in some salt, stir some chopped thyme and finished with a heaping tablespoon of butter into the sauce.

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