In cooking, sauce thickening is the technique of increasing a liquid's viscosity to create a richer, more clinging texture. This is achieved through methods like reduction, or adding starches, flours, or egg yolks. Home cooks and professional chefs use it to perfect gravies, pan sauces, and soups, ensuring they coat food elegantly and enhance flavor concentration.
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