Excerpt from The Book of Sauces
Since sauces accompany practically every dish, whether it be savory (fish or meat) or a sweet, it follows that sauce-making constitutes a most important branch in cookery. An apology is therefore hardly needed for the publication of a volume devoted entirely to the art of preparing sauces.
It was, I believe, the great maître-chef Careme who put a premium on any original creation in cookery. To him it mattered little if people criticised adversely new dishes which he introduced. He had such confidence in his ability to create something artistic as well as original that he could afford to wait while his rivals endeavored to spoil the reputation of his Hollandaise or Salmis. Today an innovation in cookery is subjected to practically the same fire of criticism. One season it is the introduction of a new Entree or Hors-d'oeuvre, the next the culinary world sits in judgment on a certain sauce which becomes fashionable as an adjunct to a famous Entree or Entremet.
Whilst disclaiming originality of the many standard sauces which are treated in this book, all of which are to be found in most of the complete cookery manuals, a large number of compound and auxiliary sauces combining entirely new creations have been included in this book.
It is hoped that this collection of sauce recipes, which is claimed to be the largest and most complete ever published in one volume, will meet the wants of professional cooks as well as amateurs, and thus fulfill a useful mission. With the exception of standard and stock sauces, the ingredients given with each recipe are based to be sufficient for a full service of six or seven persons.
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Since sauces accompany practically every dish, whether it be savory (fish or meat) or a sweet, it follows that sauce-making constitutes a most important branch in cookery. An apology is therefore nardly needed for the publication of a volume devoted entirely to the art of preparing sauces. It was, I believe, the great maitre-chef Careme who put a premium on any original creation in cookery. To him it mattered little if people criticised adversely new dishes which he introduced. He had such confidence in his ability to create something artistic as well as original that he could afford to wait while his rivals endeavored to spoil the reputation of hisH ollandaise orS almis. Today an innovation in cookery is subjected to practically the same fire of criticism. One season it is the introduction of a new Entree or Hors-d oeuvre, the next the culinary world sits in judgment on a certain sauce which becomes fashionable as an adjunct to a famous Entree orE ntremet. Whilst disclaiming originality of the many standard sauces which are treated in this book, all of which are to be found in most of the complete cookery manuals, a large number of compound and auxiliary sauces combining entirely new creations have been included in this book. It is hoped that this collection of sauce recipes, which is claimed to be the largest and most complete ever published in one volume, will meet the wants of professional cooks as well as amateurs, and thus fulfill a useful mission. With the exception of standard and stock sauces, the ingredients given with each recipe are based to be sufficient for a full service of six or seven persons. C. H. S.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. Embark on a culinary journey through the rich and flavorful world of sauces with this comprehensive guide. Delving into the historical significance of sauce-making, the author traces its evolution from ancient civilizations to the refined art form it represents today. Discover the fundamental principles of creating both basic and elaborate sauces, exploring the essential techniques and ingredients that elevate dishes from ordinary to extraordinary. This book unravels the secrets behind classic French sauces, such as Espagnole and BÃÂ chamel, and their countless variations. The author's expertise shines through in the detailed explanations of thickening agents, flavorings, and the art of seasoning, empowering readers to experiment and create their own signature sauces. Whether you're a seasoned chef or an aspiring home cook, this book provides invaluable insights into the transformative power of sauces and their ability to enhance the dining experience. With its meticulous instructions and historical anecdotes, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to master the art of sauce-making and unlock a world of culinary possibilities. The knowledge and techniques shared within these pages will forever change the way you approach cooking and appreciate the subtle nuances of flavor. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330595206_0
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