Advanced Finishing Techniques
Sauce too thin, running off the food and pooling on the plate. Sauce too thick, sitting in clumps. Dabbing or painting sauce rather than flowing it in a single motion. Leaving the dish too long under the salamander, burning the surface. Napping too far in advance, allowing the sauce to skin over.
Sauce too thin, running off the food and pooling on the plate. Sauce too thick, sitting in clumps. Dabbing or painting sauce rather than flowing it in a single motion. Leaving the dish too long under the salamander, burning the surface. Napping too far in advance, allowing the sauce to skin over.
Lustrer et Napper connects to similar techniques: Japanese nikiri glaze for sushi, Chinese wok hei lustre, Indian tadka finishing technique.
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