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  #1 Andre Benton on 11 Apr 12

   

  I’m going to show you steps to create a pan sauce, and we’re going to do this by deglazing. Now you can think of this as using a magic potion inside kitchen, and you’re going to undertake it with this magic wand.
  Now over here all I’ve executed is browned off a pig chop. And you want the following nice rich, deep color, because which means you’ve got this stuff left in the pan. Now this is planning to be the fond that we’re going to use to build a spices. It’s called fond because that means foundation in French, and it’s the basement walls for sauces, and it’s the foundation for flavor.
  Now to deglaze, what you should do is get that stuff up off the bottom of your pan and into the dish where it’s going to do you some good. We’re going for doing that this way - with slightly wine. And you can do it with a variety of things, just about any type of liquid. I like using a little bit of acid, and wine is a great acidic ingredient. You can also use vinegar - I’m a sucker for cooking with vinegar; it simply adds amazing flavor. You may use alcohol of whatever kind, brandy if you want to.
  Now next step, and I’m going to throw in…now this is how hard a pan sauce is actually. It seriously is this simple. A little bit of garlic, a little bit of shallot, and some chicken broth. You don’t considerably, and at this stage, we’re going to give this, I’d say, a maximum of three or four minutes. I’m about to let it come to a very nice, heavy rolling boil. We’re visiting reduce it by about half in volume, while those shallots find soft.
  This is just about perfect. We’ve allowed that wine to lower and that intensifies all those flavors. It burnt off about the many alcohol, but you’ve got amazing taste left in there. So this one we’re visiting keep very, very simple. We’re about to finish it with just a pat of butter, and we’re visiting whisk him in like that. And as soon as which gets melted down, we add the last little tiny thing. Are people good? There! This is just some fresh parsley.
  That’s it! And I’m taking this straight this straight over in this way. Perfect. And that is how to deglaze!
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I’m going to show you steps to create a pan sauce, and we’re going to do this by deglazing. Now you can think of this as using a magic potion inside kitchen, and you’re going to undertake it with this magic wand.<br />Now over here all I’ve executed is browned off a pig chop. And you want the following nice rich, deep color, because which means you’ve got this stuff left in the pan. Now this is planning to be the fond that we’re going to use to build a spices. It’s called fond because that means foundation in French, and it’s the basement walls for sauces, and it’s the foundation for flavor.<br />Now to deglaze, what you should do is get that stuff up off the bottom of your pan and into the dish where it’s going to do you some good. We’re going for doing that this way - with slightly wine. And you can do it with a variety of things, just about any type of liquid. I like using a little bit of acid, and wine is a great acidic ingredient. You can also use vinegar - I’m a sucker for cooking with vinegar; it simply adds amazing flavor. You may use alcohol of whatever kind, brandy if you want to.<br />Now next step, and I’m going to throw in…now this is how hard a pan sauce is actually. It seriously is this simple. A little bit of garlic, a little bit of shallot, and some chicken broth. You don’t considerably, and at this stage, we’re going to give this, I’d say, a maximum of three or four minutes. I’m about to let it come to a very nice, heavy rolling boil. We’re visiting reduce it by about half in volume, while those shallots find soft.<br />This is just about perfect. We’ve allowed that wine to lower and that intensifies all those flavors. It burnt off about the many alcohol, but you’ve got amazing taste left in there. So this one we’re visiting keep very, very simple. We’re about to finish it with just a pat of butter, and we’re visiting whisk him in like that. And as soon as which gets melted down, we add the last little tiny thing. Are people good? There! This is just some fresh parsley.<br />That’s it! And I’m taking this straight this straight over in this way. Perfect. And that is how to deglaze!<br /><br /><a href="http://www.ThrillbillyGourmet.com" rel="nofollow">deglaze pan</a>, <a href="http://thethrillbillygourmet.blogspot.com/2012/04/how-to-deglaze-pan-and-build-pan-sauce.html" rel="nofollow">deglazing pan</a></div>

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