What is a Gastrique?
Definition: Gastrique
by POPSUGAR Food 0
A thick sauce in classic French cuisine that consists of a reduction of vinegar, wine, sugar, and sometimes fruit that has been caramelized over heat.
A gastrique is employed to round out flavors in a dish, and is either served with meat or seafood, or used as a base for other sauces, such as one with tomatoes.
It can also be used to add complexity to fruit-forward cocktails.
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