Why a sauce splits—and how to try to fix it
A split sauce has lost its even texture, but the right remedy depends on the kind of sauce. Learn to read the signs, ease off the heat, and choose a gradual correction.
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A split sauce has lost its even texture, but the right remedy depends on the kind of sauce. Learn to read the signs, ease off the heat, and choose a gradual correction.
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A low or dense loaf can have several causes. Learn to read the dough’s signs and change one variable at a time.
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Fresh boerewors grilled until browned all over and served in four portions.
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View recipeCreamy chowder for 4, with clams, mussels, prawns and white fish. Total time stated by the reference source: 35 minutes.
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