Mastering Pan Sauce Techniques
Pan sauces are created by deglazing a pan after searing meat or vegetables, then reducing liquid and layering flavor with stock, wine, herbs, and butter. This guide will walk you through classic pan sauce methods, reduction techniques, and the best ingredients to elevate your meals.
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Recipes Featuring Pan Sauces
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Stainless Steel Pan
Ideal for building flavorful fond for pan sauces.
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Silicone Spatula
Gently deglaze and stir your sauces without scratching the pan.
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Sauce Whisk
Blend pan sauces smoothly and evenly.
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Fat Separator
Skim off fat to make refined and healthy pan sauces.
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Sauce Boat
Serve your pan sauces with style at the table.
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Instant-Read Thermometer
Ensure meats are cooked to temp before deglazing the pan.
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Liquid Measuring Cup
Precisely measure broths, wines, and reductions for sauce bases.
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Reduction Pan
Perfect for simmering and thickening sauces to the right consistency.
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Cooking Wine
Add depth and complexity to your pan sauces.
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Fine Mesh Strainer
Strain out impurities for a silky-smooth pan sauce.
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