Mother sauces are the keystone of the great French cuisine. Coded for the first time by Auguste Escoffier in 1903 inside the Guide Coulinaire, mother sauces represent the essential element of countless preparations and a vast field of experimentation for cooks and enthusiasts. Giuliano Sperandio, the Italian chef of the two Michelin star restaurant Le Taillevent in Paris
Le Salse Madri in un 2 stelle Michelin francese con Giuliano Sperandio - Le Taillevent**
CHICKEN STOCK
1 kg of chicken wings or carcasses or thighs
1 bouquet garni with leek, celery stems, thyme and bay leaves
2 peeled onions and cut in half with cloves
Champignon de Paris
salt and pepper
3l water
MEAT SAUCE (LAMB)
1k of lamb bones and scraps
100 g sweet butter
1 shallot
2 garlic cloves, poached and crushed
1 sprig each of thyme, rosemary and sage
50 ml of sherry vinegar
1l of Chicken sauce (white)
Remouille
SUPREME
1l of Chicken sauce (white)
O,5 l of cream
50 g foie gras
Salt and pepper
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