Method of cooking 4 -braising, stewing Power Point
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Method of Cooking
Braising & Stewing (combination method)
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List the purposes for using combination cooking methods
List the proper equipment for braising or stewing
Identify appropriate items for braising or stewing
Differentiate between braising and stewing
Define and execute braising and stewing methods
Learning Objectives
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Dry Heat
Sear main item
Improves color and flavor
Moist Heat
Soften muscle tissue
(What makes a cut of meat tough?)
Provides body for finished sauce
Breaks down connective tissue into gelatin
Combination Cooking Techniques
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Braising and Stewing
Equipment
Sauce pot
Tilting pan
Boiler with cover
Braising and Stewing
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Main Item 1 lb./454 gr
Mirepoix 1 oz./28 gr
Liquid 1 pt./473 ml
Braising Ratio
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Equipment
Soutoir
Boiler
Tilting pan
Pot
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Less tender cuts
Highly exercised
Mature animals
Less expensive cuts
Suitable foods
Beef
Veal
Lamb
Pork
Poultry
Game (feathered and furred)
Organ meats
Vegetables
Braising and Stewing Ingredients
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Liquids
Well-flavored stock
Appropriate jus
Aromatics
Sachet d'épices
Bouquet garni
Optional components
Pork product
Tomatoes other vegetables
Garnishes
Thickeners
Braising and Stewing Ingredients
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Braising
Size: large, multi-portion
Liquid: covers ⅓ to ½ item
Garnish: cooked separately
Sauce: strained
Cooked: in oven
Stewing
Size: small pieces
Liquid: covers item
Garnish: cooked with item or
separately
Sauce: not strained
Cooked: in oven or on range
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1.Season or marinate main item
2.Sear main item on all sides in hot oil
3.Remove main item; set aside
4.Add mirepoix and caramelize; add tomato paste and pincé
5.Add liquid; stir to deglaze
6.Bring mixture to simmer
7.Return main item to sauce
8.Cover and finish cooking until fork-tender
9.Add aromatics/garnishes when appropriate
10.Remove main item; keep warm
11.To prepare sauce: strain, reduce, thicken, and garnish as desired
12.Slice or carve main item
13.Serve with sauce and garnish
Braising and Stewing Method
For stewing: follow method through step 9. Correct flavor and consistency
as needed
Braising Stewing
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Use the correct size cooking in relation to the amount of meat
Larding is advisable on cuts with insufficient marbling
Where suitable, marinating helps tenderize and contributes to
flavor
Check for doneness by resistance to a fork or skewer, not by
temperature
To thicken the stock for braised items, you can do one of the
following:
Deglaze and add brown sauce (thin)
Add flour to fat and mirepoix, then add brown stock
After cooking in stock, reduce liquid and thicken.
Braising and Stewing Tips
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Things not to do
Do not allow liquid to boil during cooking (it
causes meat to shrink excessively)
Do not use too much liquid (it weakens the flavor
of the sauce)
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