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By Paul Bocuse
Published 2014
A glace is a reduction of a tasty, gelatinous meat stock to about one tenth of its volume. A demi-glace is made by thickening a stock with a roux (butter and flour cooked together) and then reducing it, but by less than for a glace. Commercial preparations are available as a substitute for these ingredients.
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