Having a few good sauce recipes will help you make a a possible bland and boring meal into something yummy There are a few stocks and sauces that you MUST learn to make first. Why? Because you will use them as a base for many other sauces. Understanding how to make a basic stock is also very important. These stocks and sauces are very simple to someone who already knows how to make them, but if you're a beginner it may seem a little daunting. But don't panic! Sauces are easier to make than you may think. There are benefits to knowing how to make a good sauce... You will never have to buy those salt loaded packet mixes again! And... you'll not only save money but your sauces will taste better too. Double bonus!
If you have any questions, ask me here. Many sauces will take a little while to get used to making, so be patient and confident. Before you know it, you'll be a pro!
The Base Sauces- Basic White Sauce (also known as a Bechamel Sauce)
- Beef Gravy (also known as a Demi Glaze or Brown Gravy and used as a base to all good gravies)
- Homemade Tomato Sauce Recipe
- Mayonnaise Recipe
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