Usually you would skim a sauce if you were trying to remove fats or grease out of it. Meat gravies or sauces are made from the juices that render out from the meat that caramelize in the pan. Meats with higher fat percentages usually produce a "richer" flavor. Some people don't like all the grease and fat do they skim the oil slicks on the surface off to try and recover a majority of it so the final product isn't so, shall we say, high in calories.
There could be other reasons one might skim the sauce, but without knowing the context of why you are asking, it is hard to assume what you are really looking for. If you still have a question, write back and I will try to explain a little better.
The term skim in cooking generally refers to removing or scooping particles such as fat from the surface of foods or liquids with a spoon.
The main sauce used in Chinese cooking is mostly soy but sometimes it may be a duck sauce
skillet, saute, sauce (sauce-a), etc.
No, browning is a cooking method. Soy sauce is a condiment.
Some delicious low sodium Chinese sauces you can use in your cooking are low sodium soy sauce, oyster sauce, hoisin sauce, and black bean sauce.
Cooking noodles in sauce can enhance the flavor of your dish by allowing the noodles to absorb the flavors of the sauce as they cook, creating a more flavorful and cohesive dish.
The stock is used to form a sauce in Western cooking.
A sauce made from soy, garlic, chili etc, used in Chinese cooking.
Only if you use it to stir the sauce regularly.
Cooking in a hot Asian sauce.
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A jus sauce is a thin, flavorful sauce made from the juices of cooked meat. It is traditionally used in cooking to enhance the flavor of meat dishes, such as roast beef or steak, by drizzling it over the meat or using it as a dipping sauce.