Espagnole Sauce is one of the five mother sauces that good chefs should know. You might now recognize the name, but this is a great start to most mushroom demi-glaces. Please help grow the channel by clicking like, subscribe, and the notification bell. And you can now use the $ Thanks button, under the video, to make a small donation with a highlighted comment 🍸
thank you so much for the video! I used your recipe for Culinary school research homework on Mother sauces (I'm on my first month of school) and I got an A+!!
It is funny as we made all 5 in the series of mother sauces, we realized after the fact that we do make all 5 of these in some variation now, but never associated them with the french sauces.
Hello! Great video, but I've got a question. I want to make a bordelaise sauce, but most recipes use demi glace rather than espagnole. So, if I use espagnole instead of demi glace for bordelaise, do I add it after the red wine has reduced down, as most recipes do with demi glace, or is there another way to do it?
Sauce espagnole and demi-glace are both rich brown sauces, but the latter is a derivative of the first. After a sauce espagnole has been made, it can then easily be used in a 1:1 ratio with brown stock, then reduced by half and finished with sherry wine-resulting in an intensely flavored demi-glace sauce. 🥂🍸
Espagnole Sauce is one of the five mother sauces that good chefs should know. You might now recognize the name, but this is a great start to most mushroom demi-glaces.
Please help grow the channel by clicking like, subscribe, and the notification bell. And you can now use the $ Thanks button, under the video, to make a small donation with a highlighted comment 🍸
What is your favorite sauce / gravy ?
I loved how sweetly you explained everything
Thank you and welcome to Let's Celobrate TV 🍸🥂
RUclips chefs always over complicate this specific mother sauce...u made it look easy...thanks from Saudi Arabia
Thanks for watching!
What I like about this most is that your presentation style is so approachable. Great instruction for a great sauce!
Thank you so much 😊 🥂🍸
Great video, great production!!!
Thanks for watching!
Classic! You can do so much with this ultimate base! Beautifully demonstrated Peter!
Thanks.... We struggle sometimes with basic skills episodes - when is it a basic skill and when it is a recipe. Thanks for watching 😀
thank you so much for the video! I used your recipe for Culinary school research homework on Mother sauces (I'm on my first month of school) and I got an A+!!
Congratulations and thanks for watching 🍸🥂
Hey Peter! this was a great tutorial..I don't recall ever making an Espagnole sauce before! So versatile for sure! Thanks for the recipe!
It is funny as we made all 5 in the series of mother sauces, we realized after the fact that we do make all 5 of these in some variation now, but never associated them with the french sauces.
You made it look so easy. Well done!
It really is. Make it and take pictures 🍾🍸
Thank you for this sauce! You made it seem way too easy. Cheers!
Hope you enjoy
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Ho ho sahiii ho sathy chef le aarkai sekatheyo
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EXCELLENT 'from UTTARAKHAND INDIA
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Chef I have a doubt , should I blend the Mirepoix or will it be automatically mixed up?
No, once it's reduced, just strain out the veg and spices. Thanks for watching!
Rebecca from Ghana
I like your video 🥰👌👌
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Great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it 🥂🍸
Hello! Great video, but I've got a question. I want to make a bordelaise sauce, but most recipes use demi glace rather than espagnole. So, if I use espagnole instead of demi glace for bordelaise, do I add it after the red wine has reduced down, as most recipes do with demi glace, or is there another way to do it?
I am not sure. I think you are right, but make it and let me know how it turns out 🍸🥂
i usually like to caramelize my tomatoe paste a bite. i find it produces a more flavor dense sauce
Sounds great! Thanks for watching 🥂🍸
Well done.
Thanks and welcome to LCTV 🍸
Could one use Bread Flour?
You can, but you may have to change the amount to get the right consistency. I recommend sticking with AP flour. Thanks for watching!
Thank u!
You're welcome and thanks for watching 🍸
what is the difference between demi glace and espagnole sauce ? it is the same sauce or not
Sauce espagnole and demi-glace are both rich brown sauces, but the latter is a derivative of the first. After a sauce espagnole has been made, it can then easily be used in a 1:1 ratio with brown stock, then reduced by half and finished with sherry wine-resulting in an intensely flavored demi-glace sauce. 🥂🍸
Very nice💯💯💯
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful 💞💜💯
Thank you! Cheers!
You used whole peppercorns. Do they give up their flavor even without cracking them?
Yes, they're great added to gravies or braising liquid.
@@bribriny They do yes. Commonly used in au poivre
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