Bleaching (cooking)

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Blonding (from French faire blondir ) is a kitchen term . It is understood to mean the light browning of, for example, garlic and onion cubes and other things in hot fat. To do this, the cubes are seared until they have turned a light brown, even blonde, color. This method creates light roasted aromas that emphasize the natural taste of the bleached food.

A roux can also be bleached if a correspondingly blonde color is desired for the sauce bound with it.

In contrast, no roasted aromas arise when sweating , and there is no browning.

Individual evidence

  1. Small, fine kitchen Latin. In: srf.ch. SRF , February 22, 2013, accessed on September 23, 2015 . Kitchen terms. In: marko-gaertner.de. Marko Gärtner, accessed on September 23, 2015 ( kitchen master ).