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Old 07-08-2008, 07:59 PM     #1
 
 
 
 
 
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Fruit juice in pan sauces?
Can I use fruit juice instead of wine when making a pan sauce for fish or meat. I was thinking about grape juice or orange juice??


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Old 07-08-2008, 08:30 PM     #2
 
 
 
 
 
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That would make a very sweet sauce. You may be better off just using some chicken/beef broth or fish stock if you have it.
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I largely depends on the sauce and the dish. If your dish would benefit from some sweeter fruitier flavors, then go for it. Generally speaking... I'd say avoid fruit juice.
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lemon juice should work.

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I use OJ in a pork chop recipe I have.... with sage....
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lemon juice should work.

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I've read that adding only lemon juice or vinegar (instead of wine/stock) will be too strong, and that you should also add some wine or stock.

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lemon juice should work.
eh...I dunno about using it for a base liquid in a pan suace...might be a bit overwhelming.
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I've used juice in the past instead of wine, it worked for me. But wine would have been better.
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Depending on what you are making it could work, but I would cut it with water or stock otherwise it will be too much most likely.
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Thanks for the replies. Last question: could I also add just water and then creme fraiche, and reduce the whole thing?

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