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What is a Sauce?. A sauce is a liquid that has been thickened, by various thickening agentsTwo types of saucesThe leading sauce (sometimes referred to as the mother sauce)The leading sauce derivativeMake sure that you review your notes and that you can explain the liquids, the thickening agents
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1. HMGT 180 SaucesWelcome
2. What is a Sauce? A sauce is a liquid that has been thickened, by various thickening agents
Two types of sauces
The leading sauce (sometimes referred to as the mother sauce)
The leading sauce derivative
Make sure that you review your notes and that you can explain the liquids, the thickening agents and the names of the leading sauces
3. Purpose of Sauces Adds flavor
Richness
Appearance
Interest and appetite appeal
Moisture
4. Thickening Agents Beurre Manie
White wash
Cornstarch
Waxy maize
Butter
Arrow Root
Rice Flour
Potato Starch
Gelatine
6. Leading Sauce Derivatives Each group has ten minutes to present the derivatives of each sauce also the names of the ingredients for each leading sauce derivative.
Example: Leading Sauce Béchamel.
Derivative: Mornay sauce
Ingredients: Gruyere Cheese, Parmesan cheese, cream, monté au beurre
7. Leading Sauce Derivatives Team # 1 Name Five derivatives of a Béchamel sauce
Team # 2 Name Five derivatives of a Hollandaise sauce
Team # 3 Name Five derivatives of a Tomato sauce
Team # 4 Name Five derivatives of a Espagnole
Team # 5 Name Five derivatives of a Velouté
8. Terms associated with sauces Monter au beurre
A finishing technique for secondary sauces.
Consists of swirling or mixing whole or compound butter in to a sauce just before service.
In order to give richness, flavour, and texture
9. Sauce Derivatives continued Each team will report back to the rest of the class with a mini presentation on all the derivatives and ingredients for each sauce
10. And Finally For Homework
Read your HMGT 180 notes
Pages 21 to 25