The Top Tips For Avoiding Lumps When Thickening Pasta Sauce With Slurry Or Roux
To avoid flour lumps in your pasta sauce, it's crucial to add any slurry or roux in gradually at the right time in the cooking process.
Read MoreTo avoid flour lumps in your pasta sauce, it's crucial to add any slurry or roux in gradually at the right time in the cooking process.
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