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FINISHING METHODS (2 of 3)
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Saucing
Image showing pasta dish served with a pasta sauce When adding sauce to pasta do not use too much or too little.
Follow recipe instructions to determine how much sauce is required.
Using Dry Pasta
When using dry pasta you will need to make the sauce thinner to compensate for the volume of moisture absorbed by the pasta during the cooking process.
Classical Garnishes for Pasta: Meat-based
Milanaise (Milan Style) - Julienne of Ox Tongue, Mushroom, Truffle and Tomato Sauce
Bolognaise (Ragu) - Tomato Concasse, Chopped Shallots, Minced Beef, Garlic, Demi Glace
Carbonara - Smoked Bacon (Pancetta) and Eggs (sometimes Ham and Cream)
Al Forno - Ragu Sauce, Mornay Sauce, Parmesan Cheese, Layered & Baked
Sicilienne - Butter, Parmesan Cheese, Puree of Chicken Livers, Chicken veloute
Garnishing Gratinating Saucing Meat-based Garnishes Vegetable-based Garnishes