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Re: does he have a lot of really good "basics"? DomA Send a noteboard - 09/01/2012 03:49:55 PM
Like "this is how you make the Mother Sauces"? and "this is how you deglaze a pan?"


You could look into Anne Willan for that sort of thing (the techniques to all the basic French sauces and such, and all the basic cooking techniques).
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Re: does he have a lot of really good "basics"? - 09/01/2012 03:49:55 PM 869 Views
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