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Charon sauce Definition: A hollandaise or bearnaise sauce that has been tinted with pink by using tomato puree. Can be served with fish, poultry or meat. Read about some nice sauces: soft shell crab read more
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Charon sauce Definition: A hollandaise or bearnaise sauce that has been tinted with pink by using tomato puree. Can be served with fish, poultry or meat. Read about some nice sauces: soft shell crab read more

Chasseur sauce Definition: Chasseur means hunter in English. This is a brown sauce which consists of mushrooms, shallots and white wine. (for some put tomatoes and parsely) Served with game or other meats. Great read : My Grandfather Vs. Escoffier read more

Genevoise sauce Definition: Mirepoix , espangnole, red wine and fish fumet: this mixture is cooked , reduced and strained. Later anchovy paste , butter and selected mushrooms are added. Please read what they say: salmon read more

Melba sauce Definition: A combination of fresh purred raspberries, red currant jelly, sugar and cornstarch. The classic way of serving this is with peaches but can be used in most desserts as a sauce. (adds great taste, color and contrast) read more

Margueray sauce Definition: Made from a reduce mixture of white wine and fish stock blended with egg yolks and butter. Served best with sole or other white fish. read more

Louis sauce Definition: A mix of mayonnaise, chili sauce, cream and scallions, green peppers, lemon juice and seasoned. This sauce is popular with crab but used for many seafood dishes. Dungeness crab, avocado and Louis sauce. read more

Maltaise Definition: A hollandaise blended with orange juice and a bit of grated orange rind. This sauce is used to put on top of vegetables, mostly seen on asparagus and greens etc. What are they saying ? Variations of hollandaise Here is it seen with scallops. read more

Must Definition: Must is the freshly pressed juice of grapes or other fruits before fermentation. (can include skins, pulp and seeds) read more

Pie weights Definition: Small round shapes that look like pellets that can be made of ceramic or metal which are used when baking an unfilled pie or tart to keep it from shrinking. Depending the size of the dish, the weights vary from 1-2 cups and are poured into a foil-lined unbaked pie crust. The shell is partially baked, the foil and weights are removed and then baked till finished. Making a pie ? Pie... read more

Thin, to Definition: To dilute mixtures such as gravy, soup, batter, sauce etc. , by slowely adding more liquid. Thinning icing ? Thinning Royal Icing read more