It wasn’t until / the late 1800s / in Paris / that a famous chef, / Auguste Escoffier, / made a new discovery / about taste.
First, / he fried beef / in a pan / at a very high heat / until it was brown.
Then / he added a liquid / and scraped the browned meat / from the bottom of the pan
The taste of the browned meat stock / wasn’t sweet, / salty, / bitter, / or sour.
Escoffier was a chef, / not a scientist, / but he was sure / he had found / a fifth taste.
He used his discovery / to create / some of his famous sauces.
It wasn’t until / the late 1800s / in Paris / that a famous chef, / Auguste Escoffier, / made a new discovery / about taste. First, / he fried beef / in a pan / at a very high heat / until it was brown. Then / he added a liquid / and scraped the browned meat / from the bottom of the panThe taste of the browned meat stock / wasn’t sweet, / salty, / bitter, / or sour. Escoffier was a chef, / not a scientist, / but he was sure / he had found / a fifth taste. He used his discovery / to create / some of his famous sauces.
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