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Mirepoix
Mirepoix is a simple combination of onion, carrot and celery that is used in nearly every traditional French stew and many other dishes.
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BUILDING FLAVOR, BODY AND TEXTURE: PART 1
variations of the basic mirepoix, light and dark. For a light mirepoix you would use roughly 60 percent peeled onion/leek and 40 percent celery, or, for I gallon (4 liters) of stock,
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Soups: Part 7
These two measures of quality are achieved through a single process known as clarification … the removing of particles in a stock by a special cooking process. At the same time that the,These two measures of quality are achieved through a single process known as clarification … the removing of particles in a stock by a special cooking process. At the same time that the
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BUILDING FLAVOR, BODY AND TEXTURE: PART 2
which describes their role exactly What do we mean by body? Body is two things—physical substance and strength of flavor.A stock provides the physical body of a soup or sauce. The
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BUILDING FLAVOR, BODY AND TEXTURE: PART 3
cheaply and in greater volume. To produce the best possible stocks use as much veal shank bone as you can get. As a general rule shank of beef is the logical substitute when veal bones ...
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BUILDING FLAVOR, BODY AND TEXTURE: PART 7
stock. In flavor building, the added flavor is not perceived separately, whereas in flavoring it is easily recognizable. In seasoning, the added product is not perceived at all...
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