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No, sugar does not reduce acidity in tomato sauce. Sugar can help balance the acidity and enhance the overall flavor of the sauce, but it does not actually reduce the acidity level.
I use a sauce to complement the main dish.
To reduce sauce and thicken it, simmer it over low heat to evaporate excess liquid until desired consistency is reached.
Why the heck would you even drink hot sauce dummy ><
Perigoudine sauce is made by sweting onion in butter, add port and wine and reduce, veal stock reduce to get sauce consistency and finish it with shaved truffle. This sauce is traditional French and goes well with rich pastries or boeuf en croute. Chef Kurt MALTA
Yes it will.
To reduce the strong garlic taste in your sauce, you can try adding a bit of acid like lemon juice or vinegar, or balancing it with sweetness from sugar or honey. You can also try adding more of the other ingredients in the sauce to dilute the garlic flavor.
a fully reduce veal sauce and heavy cream at the end
The Mexicans when they are drinking there hot sauce
When making Bolognese sauce, it is generally recommended to simmer it with the lid off. This allows the sauce to reduce and thicken, intensifying the flavors.
Tomato sauce is cooked to allow the liquid in the tomatoes to reduce which creates the sauce or paste. Tomato ketchup is cooked tomatoes with added ingredients such as vinegar, sugar, salt, and other spices.
To thicken crock pot sauce effectively, you can mix a small amount of cornstarch or flour with water to create a slurry, then stir it into the sauce. Let the sauce simmer for a bit to thicken. Alternatively, you can remove the lid of the crock pot and let the sauce cook uncovered for a while to reduce and thicken.