Espagnole sauce (note the spelling) is commonly known as brown sauce in English.
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See this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espagnole_sauce#Preparation
The sauce made from reducing espagnole to produce a concentrated product is called "demi-glace." Demi-glace is typically achieved by combining equal parts of espagnole sauce and brown stock, then simmering until it thickens and intensifies in flavor. This rich sauce is often used as a base for other sauces or as a flavorful addition to various dishes. Its deep, complex taste enhances meats and can elevate the overall profile of a dish.
If you are referring to the Five Mother Sauces, then, brown stock can be made into Espagnole sauce, by adding roasted mirepoix (onions, carrots, and celery), as well as a rich brown stock, and a dark roux... Tomato can also be added, if desired. Once you have made the Mother Sauce, there are many derivatives that can be made, such as: Demi-Glace (a reduction of Espagnole, that is much more flavorful), you can add Mushrooms, and Sauce Diable (which is the Demi-Glace, with chiles, tarragon vinegar, and shallots added)... You can pretty much add any of your favorite ingredients to the Espagnole, to create your own sauces.
Espagnole sauce, one of the five mother sauces in classical French cuisine, serves as the base for several derivative sauces. Notable derivatives include Sauce Bordelaise, made with red wine, shallots, and bone marrow, and Sauce Chasseur, which incorporates mushrooms and white wine. Other variations include Sauce Bolognese, often used in meat dishes, and Sauce Robert, which features mustard and onions. Each derivative builds upon the rich, complex flavors of the original espagnole sauce, adapting it for different culinary applications.
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L'heure espagnole was created in 1911.
Secondary sauces are derived from the five mother sauces. Hollandaise, Tomato, Espagnole, Veloute, Bechamel. Are the five mother sauces and an example of secondary sauce is making sauce Mornay from Bechamel Sauce
The duration of L'Auberge espagnole is 2.03 hours.
La Fête espagnole was created in 1920.
L'auberge espagnole was released on 05/16/2003.