The Mother Sauces are Nothing to Be Afraid Of
The “mother sauces” were developed during the early 1800s by the bastion of French cuisine, Marie-Antoine Carême, and are a mainstay of French cuisine and cooking in general. Except for Hollandaise, all the mother sauces start with a roux at their foundation which begs the question: what is a roux? Answer: nothing to be afraid […]
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