Similar to an alfredo sauce in texture, however a Moray lacks the sweet attributes of wine, arromatics of garlic, or the tang of parmesano-reggiano cheeses. This is a lovely cheese sauce though for a lighter fare. Sublime on chicken, steamed vegetables, or elbow pasta for mac 'n cheese, a Mornay is grosely oversighted in the culinary world. Versatile, elegent, simple, and absalutely divine, this will be your go-to cheese sauce the moment you taste it. No longer will that jarred stuff be on your dinner menu.
*Please read all instructions thoroughly before attempting.
A Bechamel Sauce is used as the base for a Mornay. Please refer to this link for the recipe.
- 4 C bechamel base
- 4 oz Gruyere Cheese
- 4 oz Shrdded Parmesan Cheese
1. In a medium-sized saucepan over medium/low heat bring bechamel to temperature. Add Gruyere cheese while whisking into base until melted.




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