- Glossary
- Demi-glace - rich concentrated brown sauce
Demi-glace - rich concentrated brown sauce
Demi-glace is a rich brown sauce of classic French cuisine. It is not one of the five mother sauces but a derivative of them. It is made by slowly reducing a mixture of espagnole sauce and brown veal stock (often roughly 1:1) by half, sometimes finished with Madeira or sherry. The result is a dark, glossy sauce with a velvety consistency that serves as the base for many further derived sauces. Preparation takes several hours.
- Demi-glace is not a mother sauce but a derivative of espagnole.
- Made by reducing espagnole and brown veal stock by half.
- It has a dark color, glossy appearance, and richly aromatic flavor.
- Serves as the base for derived sauces like Bordelaise and Chasseur.
Nutritional values (100 g of product contains)
Energy
25 kcal
1 %
Proteins
4 g
7 %
Fats
500 mg
< 1 %
Carbohydrates
2 g
< 1 %
Fiber
0 g
0 %
Salt
875 mg
15 %
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