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3rdq Lesson1@2
3rdq Lesson1@2
SAUCES
PIOXERIM
• What is mirepoix?
• Mirepoix (meer-PWAH)
• is the aromatic flavor base made by lightly
cooking onions, celery, and carrots.
• What is the use of mirepoix?
• Mirepoix is traditionally used as a flavoring
ingredient, which means the vegetables are
typically strained out or removed from the
final dish before the end of the cooking
process.
• GEPAGSNLO • ESPAGNOLE
• (eh·spae·nyowl)
• Espagnole
• (español) is a basic
brown sauce that is one
of the five mother sauces
of classical cuisine.
FIVE MOTHER SAUCES
• veloute sauce is
blond,
• Béchamel sauce
is white,
• tomato sauce is
red.
• Hollandaise
sauce is buttery
• Espagnole sauce
is brown
• EDIM-ECALG • Demi-glace is a rich brown
sauce in French cuisine,
(kwuh·zeen)
• traditionally made by
combining one part brown
stock and one part
Espagnole sauce (or
sometimes called brown
sauce) and slowly reducing
by half. It is used as a
sauce itself or as a base
for other sauces.
• A stew(stoo)
WTES • is a combination of solid
food ingredients that have
been cooked in liquid and
served in the resultant
gravy. Ingredients in a stew
can include any
combination of vegetables
and may include meat,
especially tougher meats
suitable for slow-cooking,
such as beef, poultry,
sausages, and seafood.
LEAV • Veal
• (meat of
calves,(kavz)
a young domestic
cow or bull)
• Cattle (cow or bull)
• Beef ;
• Calf (young cow),
• Veal ;
STOCKS
• Stocks are bases of many soups and
sauces. What makes them different from
one another is the consistency, seasoning or
flavoring used and the ingredients.
• Stocks serves as the bases of many dishes.
• Stocks are thin flavored liquids derived from
meat, fish or poultry bones simmered with
vegetables and seasonings, herbs, spices
and aromatic vegetables are added to
enhance the stock’s flavor.
SOUP
• IS A SOUP FOOD OR DRINK?
• Soups are primarily a liquid foods
consisting of the broth of meat, seafood
or vegetables.
• A soup is a dish which maybe hot or
cold with meat and vegetables as the
main ingredient.
• A good soup is made using quality
ingredients.
• SOUPS ARE VERSATILE
DISHES.WHY?
• Soups are versatile dishes, for they
can be made and eaten at any time of
the day.
Add flavor to
brown stocks,
overusing will
make the stocks
cloudy.
CLASSIFICATIONS OF SOUPS
• 1. Thin or Clear
Soup
• A)Broth/Bouillons
• – Is a rich flavor
stock.
• – Is made for stock,
extra meat and
seasoning. It has
fairly strong flavor of
the main meat
ingredients
• How is consomme
being made?
• B)Consommé
–(kaan-suh-may)
• Is a perfect clear, thin
soup. It is made by
clarifying a rich stock
for broth using added
meat and flavoring
ingredients. Other thin
soups are light
vegetables soup. Milk or
light cream soup.
2. Thick Soup
• Carrot and sweet potato
• How will you puree soup
compare thick
soup from clear
or thin soup?
• Thick soups have
thicker A)Puree – Can be quite
heavy and thick. The main
consistency and ingredients are vegetables that
are ground in a blender or food
fuller body than processor until smooth. They
thin or clear are based on starchy ingredient
such as potatoes or starch. Milk
soups. or cream maybe added to
puree.
2. Thick Soup