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2175 The Braising of Red Meats

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By Auguste Escoffier

Published 1903

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Of all the various methods of preparation, braisings are the most costly and difficult to produce. Only by long experience and careful attention to detail can a cook expect to become familiar with its problems. In addition to the care required in preparation and the quality of the meat, which are of equal importance in braising as in any other method of cooking, it is essential to have first quality liquids and properly prepared vegetables and herbs.

Suitable meats for braising: Whilst joints of beef and mutton can be braised by the basic method, veal, lamb and poultry require a different method as indicated later on in this Chapter.

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