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By James Peterson

Published 1991

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Although not as easy to find as cornstarch, arrowroot is the best of the purified starches for thickening sauces because it remains stable even after prolonged exposure to heat. It is used in the same way as cornstarch: Combine the arrowroot with four times its volume of cold water. After letting it sit for 5 minutes, whisk it into liquids.

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