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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sauce into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the action of adding a sauce to something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She poured a sauce into the pan to enhance the flavor of the dish."
Alternatives: "add a sauce to" or "pour a sauce into".
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At its most recherché, butter turns a sauce into a sleek emulsion with a thousand tiny drops and steams pastry layers to a crisp, splintery web.
Very few thickening agents are used, and the principal seasoning is nuoc mam (pronounced nook‐mahm), a, kind of fish essence used both as a flavoring ingredient and as a sauce into which foods are dipped at table.
The grappa cuts the richness of the meat and counters the sweetness of the plums, turning what might otherwise be too sweet a sauce into a sophisticated dialogue of flavors.
Noun 1. blooter, for tracks that sound like really good goals E: BLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTER! Noun 1. slapper, the type of number that introduces a little bit of a sauce into proceedings E: Chyyyyyz, I've found myself a bit of a slapper...and not for the first time!
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Toss a little sauce into a seafood pasta for an even better combination.
To serve, heat the sauce, make a slit down the centre of the omelettes and spoon the tails and a little sauce into each one.
Pour the sauce into a sauce bowl and serve alongside the salad.
So you can put the energy you might spend on an elaborate sauce into the homemade noodles.
Another way to transform an old sauce into something new would be to enhance it with new seasonings or ingredients.
In one brief segment, she dumps a can of pasta sauce into a pan, then loosens it with water and pours in a bunch of basmati rice.
Pour a bottle of barbecue sauce into a bowl, and add 2 tablespoons of molasses.
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