glace
- noun
- /ɡlæs/
- Specialized
- She added a touch of glace to the sauce for flavor.
- demi glace
Examples
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The chef used a rich glace to enhance the dish.
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For a delicious finish, add a glossy glace to the roasted vegetables.
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The chef brushed a spoonful of glossy glace over the roast to enrich its flavor.
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A small amount of glace can add depth and richness to sauces.
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After hours of simmering, the stock was reduced to a thick glace.
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The chef prepared a rich sauce using a glace made from simmered veal stock.
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The cookbook recommended using glace as a glaze to enhance the dish's flavor.
Synonyms
A rich brown sauce cooks make by boiling meat broth until it is thick, often served with meat like steak
Compounds
A rich brown sauce cooks make by boiling meat broth until it is thick, often served with meat like steak
How Concentrated
Surface Forms
Etymology
Glace for a rich, reduced sauce comes from the French word and Latin glacies 'ice'. When stock is boiled down it becomes thick and shiny like ice, so chefs call that glossy, concentrated sauce glace.