Name: How Do I Know When a Sauce has Reduced Sufficiently?
Uploaded: 2007-08-22T04:05:00.000Z
Duration: 47 s
Channel: America's Test Kitchen
Description: The best way to gauge the amount of sauce depends on the recipe and the pan you're using. Here are some of the visual clues to look for.

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<p>The best way to gauge the amount of sauce depends on the recipe and the pan you're using. Here are some of the visual clues to look for.</p>

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