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Old 06-25-2004, 11:22 PM
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need help with glazing sauces with aspic for competition, can anybody give some tips or a good web site,
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Just found your thread. Still need help? What's your acidity value?
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What food types ? Aspic for cold , Glaze for hot, I presume. Is it hot food served cold ? Please give details .
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