Espagnole sauce

My recipe for Espagnole Sauce cooks low-and-slow for a flavor you'll want to come back to again and again!

With its rich dark color and gravy-like flavor, Espagnole Sauce is a delicious choice to serve with meat and potatoes. This French classic is also a great base for other sauces, soups, stews, and more.

Espagnole belongs to Escoffier’s brown sauces, and is distinguished with tomatoes introduced by Spanish cooks who arrived in the entourage of Infanta Ana María Mauricia, eldest daughter of Philip III of Spain, on the occasion of her marriage to Louis XIII in 1615. Espagnole is the base for wine-enriched daughter sauces such as bourguignonne and hussarde, a variation of marchand du vin lavished atop one of our favorite Creole brunch dishes from Brennan’s Restaurant in New Orleans, where the…

This classic brown sauce is one of the five French mother sauces and is used as the base of a number of sauces that are served with meat or poultry, including Bordelaise, Robert, Chasseur, Madeira, Estragon and Diable. The key to sauce espagnole is to slowly cook the roux so it becomes brown without burning. If you’re nervous, you can begin with clarified butter, which has a high smoke point. The classic version is made with homemade veal stock. Beef stock will work, though it will give the…

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Discover the secrets of the perfect sauce Espagnole recipe with our easy-to-follow recipe. This classic French sauce is the mother of all mother sauces.

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Number 2 out of 5 mother sauces: sauce Espagnole.

This rich and delicious espagnole brown sauce recipe is one of the five French Mother sauces and the base for demi-glace. While rarely served on it's own, it the base for many popular sauces such as Bordelaise, Robert, and Chasseur.

Espagnole Sauce is a classic, rich brown sauce of French origin, renowned for its deep, complex flavor profile. It's crafted from a foundation of brown roux, combined with a mirepoix of vegetables, beef stock, tomato purée, and a blend of herbs and spices. This sauce forms the basis for many other sauces. It is a staple in haute cuisine, adding a luxurious depth to various dishes.

Demi-glace is a rich brown sauce that is typically made with stock, espagnole sauce, an herb sachet, and a splash of dry sherry. Spoon it over steak, duck breasts, chops or to enhance other sauces.

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Learn to make classic sauce Robert, a French sauce made with onions, mustard and white wine simmered in a basic demi-glace to perfection.

Bechamel, Espagnole, Hollandaise, Tomato, Veloute.

This Espagnole Sauce is a rich and velvety French mother sauce that can be turned into a beef Demi Glacé gravy, and pairs beautifully with beef, potatoes and more.

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Espagnole Sauce is a basic of brown it is also a mother sauce the place of origin is France.

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Espagnole sauce is a classic French mother sauce made with beef or veal stock, a dark brown roux, and mirepoix. Use this sauce on braised and roasted meats, even sauteed mushrooms.