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I need a book, guide, or advice on all things gravy/sauces. I want to know and try all the different methods to figure out what I like.
Any suggestions?
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On Food and Cooking by Harold McGee
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>>21817794
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ki8dnhvkl7fbvlf
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Red eye gravy on ham
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Just get pic related. It's all about sauces.
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mother sauces, three of those (bechamel veloute & espagnole) are essentially white, light, and brown gravy



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