Слайд 2Stocks
Stock is a flavored liquid that is used in soups,
sauces or braised dishes
Most common stocks:
White stock
Brown stock
Fish stock / fumet
Vegetable stock
Court bouillon
Слайд 3White stock
A white stock is made by simmering chicken, veal, or
beef bones in water with vegetables (mirepoix) and seasonings (sachet)
The stock remains relatively colorless during the cooking process
Слайд 4Brown stock
A brown stock is made from chicken, veal, beef, or
game bones and vegetables, all of which are caramelized before being simmered in water with seasonings
The brown stock should have a rich, dark color
Слайд 5Fish stock & fumet
Both fish stock and fumet are made by
slowly cooking fish bones or crustacean shells and vegetables without coloring them, then simmering them in water with seasonings for a short time
For a fumet wine and lemon juice are also added
Слайд 6Vegetable stock
Vegetable stock is made by a combination of vegetables that
are first lightly cooked (sweated) and then simmered in water with seasonings and white wine
Vegetable stock does not contain gelatin
Слайд 7Court bouillon
A court bouillon is made by simmering vegetables and seasonings
in water and in an acidic liquid such as vinegar or wine.
Court bouillon is mainly used to poach fish or vegetables
Слайд 8Principles of stock making
Start the stock in cold water
Simmer the stock
gently
Skim the stock frequently
Strain the stock carefully
Cool the stock quickly
Store the stock properly
Degrease the stock
Слайд 9Sauces
A sauce is a thickened liquid used to flavor and
enhance other foods. A sauce should complement food and never disguise it.
Leading (mother) sauces
Béchamel
Veloute
Espagnole
Tomato
Hollandaise
Слайд 10Béchamel
Initially made by adding heavy cream to a thick veal
veloute.
Today is mainly made by thickening scalded milk with a white roux and seasonings
Слайд 11Small béchamel sauces
Cream (add scalded cream & lemon juice)
Cheddar (add grated
cheese, Worcestershire & dry mustard)
Mornay (add Gruyere, Parmesan, scalded cream & butter)
Nantua (add heavy cream & crayfish butter)
Soubise (add sweated onions & butter)
Слайд 12Veloute
Veloute sauces are made by thickening a white stock or
fish stock, with roux.
Слайд 13Veloute sauces
Fish veloute
Bercy (add shallots, white wine, fish stock & butter)
Cardinal
(add fish stock, heavy cream, cayenne pepper & lobster butter)
Normandy (add mushrooms, fish stock, egg yolk)
Chicken or veal veloute
Allemande (add egg yolks, heavy cream & lemon juice)
Supreme (add mushrooms and heavy cream)
Слайд 14Espagnole (brown sauce)
Espagnol is made from brown stock to which brown
roux, mirepoix and tomato puree are added.
Слайд 15Brown sauces
Demi-glace (brown stock, brown sauce, Madeira or Sherry)
Bordelaise (shallots, bay
leaves, thyme)
Chasseur (mushrooms, shallots, butter, white wine, diced tomatoes)
Chateaubriant (white wine, shallots, lemon juice, cayenne pepper)
Chevreuil (bacon, red wine, cayenne pepper)
Madeira (Madeira wine or Ruby Port)
Mushroom (mushrooms, lemon juice, butter)
Perigueux (truffles with Madeira sauce)
Piquant (shallots, white wine, vinegar, cornichons, tarragon, parsley)
Poivrade (mirepoix, bay leaves, thyme, vinegar, white wine)
Robert (onion, butter, Dijon mustard, sugar)
Jus lie (thickened brown stock)
Слайд 16Tomato sauce
Classic tomato sauce is made from tomatoes, vegetables, seasonings and
white stock. It is thickened with blond or brown roux
Слайд 17Small tomato sauces
Creole (add onion, celery, garlic, oil, bay leaves, thyme,
green pepper & hot sauce)
Milanaise (mushrooms, butter, cooked ham & cooked tongue)
Spanish (add mushrooms & olives to a Creole sauce)
Слайд 18Hollandaise sauce
Hollandaise sauce is made by emulsifying warm butter, egg yolks
and lemon juice or vinegar
Слайд 19Small hollandaise sauces
Bearnaise (add shallots, tarragon, chervil, peppercorns, vinegar)
Choron (add
tomato paste & heavy cream)
Foyot (add glace de viande)
Grimrod (add saffron)
Maltaise (add orange juice &orange zest)
Mousseline (add whipped heavy cream)