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(Almost) instant demi-glace store-bought stock and gelatin

(Almost) instant demi-glace store-bought stock and gelatin

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Rating: 4.4; Vote: 5
These are the basic proportions multiply as needed. I start with six quarts of broth in the video and get 26 ice cubes of demi-glace, each enough to enrich a single portion of pan sauce. 1 qt (32 oz, 946mL) low-sodium broth or stock (I've had best results with prepackaged chicken broths, but demi-glace is traditional made with veal stock) 1 1/4 oz (7g) packet unflavored, unsweetened gelatin 1 teaspoon (5mL) tomato paste 1 teaspoon (5mL) soy sauce, ideally low-sodium 1/2 teaspoon onion powder (very optional most prepackaged broth has onion in it already) Put the tomato paste in a large pot, then turn the heat on medium. Spread the paste around the bottom of the pot and stir until it just barely starts to brown. Deglaze with the broth. Stir in all other ingredients and boil over high heat until reduced to about 1/6th of its original volume. Freeze in ice cub trays
Date: 2021-01-22

Comments and reviews: 9


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I've been doing demi out of many different kinds of meat, but veal is really something else. There's a reason why all high-end restaurants use it. It's not just gelatin. Btw, you can also buy a prepackaged demi-glace, but it isn't cheap.
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Reminds me of the quick chicken stock recipe from The Food Lab. Instead of simmering chicken parts for 4 hours to extract all the gelatin, you simmer for like 45 minutes to just extract the meat flavor. And then add packaged gelatin.
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That last bit with the watermelon comment: my mind is blown. No need to be a sugar purist for recipes when it s already available on the shelf. No need to be a gelatin purist for recipes when it s already available on the shelf.
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I think I have watched every video of yours and this is my favorite. So insightful and so much research that has been done for me. Did you come up with this? This is a brilliant invention that everyone should know!
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Thank you so much, my girlfriend has been asking me for months to try your demi-glace recipe but we live in a small apartment with grumpy neighbors so I was hesitant to stink up the place, at least we'll be able to try it!
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Hey! A tip for less splashy splashy when pouring your cartons, orient the spout at the top. This lets the liquid flow out and air flow in more evenly, which means less glugging! Thanks for listening to my ted talk!
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Thanks Dude! I rarely make batches because of the long time. This is cool, will try this weekend.
Dissolve the gelatin in a cup or 2 of room temp water, don't add directly to hot broths/liquids. No lumps ever!

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id love to make this recipe but actual good quality low sodium stock where i live is rediculously expensive, to the point that i wouldnt be suprised if its more expensive than making a veal based demi-glace
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